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Federal agencies are prioritizing identity security to meet growing cyber threats while ensuring accessibility for both employees and the public, Federal News Network reports.

A Belgian appeals court has ruled that tracking-based advertising models violate European privacy laws, marking a significant setback for big tech firms that rely on user profiling, The Record reports.

CNBC reports that Alabama man Eric Council Jr. has been given a 14-month prison sentence for his involvement in the hack of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's account on X, formerly Twitter, in January 2024, which resulted in a momentary...

The U.S. Department of Justice announced that charges have been filed against 12 other individuals accused of being involved in an over $200 million cryptocurrency theft and laundering scheme following the arrest and indictment of Malone Lam and...

House and Senate lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have expressed continued support for the dual-hat relationship between the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command amid speculation that both roles would be separated following the...

The Office of Personnel Management has been urged by Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Vice Chairman Mark Warner, D-Va., to ensure the continuation of identity protection services provided to current and former federal employees whose data had...

Healthcare organizations were targeted with 45 cyberattacks last year, which was not only a significant increase from the year before but also higher than the incidence in the finance, energy, insurance, and telecommunications industries...

Insufficient policy enforcement could lead to data disclosure when loading malicious resources.

Coinbase is going Liam Neeson on its attackers, potentially setting a new precedent for incident response in the wake of crypto- and blockchain-targeting cyberattacks.

An internal error led to public disclosure of reams of sensitive data that could be co-opted for follow-on cyberattacks.

Scattered Spider and other phishers and hacking groups are using rentable subdomains from dynamic DNS providers to obfuscate their activity and impersonate well-known brands.