OIN Marks 20 Years of Defending Linux and Open Source From Patent Trolls Summary The Open Invention Network (OIN) is celebrating two decades of safeguarding Linux and open-source software from…
TAKE IT DOWN Act? Yes, take the act down before it’s too late for online speech The TAKE IT DOWN Act has passed Congress, setting off alarms with rights groups.…
Regulators urge businesses to cooperate on data privacy laws Data privacy regulators in the U.S. are calling on businesses to be open and collaborative in their compliance with data privacy…
SK Telecom Offers SIM Replacements After Major Data Breach SK Telecom, a leading South Korean telecom provider, is rolling out free SIM card replacements for their 25 million mobile subscribers…
Watch out for any Linux malware sneakily evading syscall-watching antivirus Linux malware has discovered a cunning way to dodge endpoint protection that relies on syscall monitoring, revealing a significant vulnerability.…
India Court Orders Proton Mail Block On Security Grounds The Karnataka High Court has ordered the Indian government to block the Switzerland-based email service Proton Mail, citing concerns related to…
Enterprise tech dominates zero-day exploits with no signs of slowdown Google’s latest findings indicate that while the number of zero-day exploits dipped slightly in 2024, attacks are showing no signs…
France blames Russian military intelligence for years of cyberattacks on local entities France has recently taken a bold step by accusing a Russian military intelligence-controlled hacker group, known as APT28,…
Bitcoin Mining Costs Surge Beyond Profitability Threshold Bitcoin mining has reached a critical point where costs now exceed the market value, posing significant challenges for most miners. According to CoinShares,…
Government Hackers Are Leading the Use of Attributed Zero-Days, Google Says According to a new report from Google, government hackers are driving the use of attributed zero-day exploits, responsible for…
