The State Department has offered up to $15 million for information on two Russia-based ransomware gangs. Are ransom attacks state-sponsored terrorism?
Security researchers have found dedicated AI and machine learning for criminal uses of popular chatbots.
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The SEC settled charges against Skechers U.S.A., alleging that the company failed to disclose payments to executives’ immediate family members.
Read about the Delaware Court of Chancery ruling stating that two activist stockholders who jointly held 22 percent of a company’s common stock must vote as they’d agreed.
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Recent takedowns of LockBit and other cybercrime groups have prompted speculation that defense against ransomware attacks might be possible. Learn why this isn’t the case as long as Russia protects cybercriminals.
This new phishing technique hits the victim with repeated multi-factor authentication requests, causing the operator to robotically click Yes/Allow, giving the attackers access.
Discover how hackers are exploiting a disputed vulnerability in a popular open-source AI framework known as Ray.
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