Jordan Hamlett, 32, started a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form online and tried to use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool to gain access to the president's tax information.
PUBG Corp. announced the arrest of 15 hackers in China who were accused of developing, selling, promoting, and using unauthorized hacking/cheating programs
Best known as the infrastructure underlying the wildly popular Bitcoin cryptocurrency, blockchain technology has really come into its own in the past year or so—being viewed, trialed and utilized as a means of better executing and sharing corporate documents, managing identity and authentication, even running an emerging social media network.
Like many college students who cram the night before a test - and some writers who test the limits of their editors' patience with their procrastination - many companies have pushed off GDPR compliance, believing either it doesn't apply to them, it's too costly or overwhelming or they can afford to wait and see just how serious regulators are about admonishing and fining companies who falter on privacy.
Big mistake.
Defining privacy is easy. Hit up Dictionary.com to read that it is "the state or condition of being free from being observed or disturbed by other people."
Phil Reitinger, president and CEO of the Global Cyber Alliance, spoke with SC Media Executive Editor Teri Robinson about DMARC's benefits and its trajectory in both the private and public sectors.
Checkmarx security researchers developed a proof of concept attack that would allow enable an Amazon Echo to continue recording a user long after a request is made.
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