The rollout of fingerprint ID and voice recognition to authenticate customers' is a step change in online security but won't solve all our cyber problems.
Citing Canadian online privacy regulations, the quiz show Jeopardy! is prohibiting Canadians from completing its online test for applicants, according to a report in the Toronto Star.
The Justice Department petitioned a federal court in California to compel Apple to hand over the tools authorities need to crack the phone's encryption.
An anonymous researcher picked up a $25,633 bug bounty for discovery a critical vulnerability in Chrome (CVE-2016-1629), which Google has now patched in version 48.0.2564.
PCI DSS version 3.2, scheduled for release in the first half of 2016, likely March or April, will address the current threat landscape as well as "trending attacks causing compromises" detailed in current breach forensics reports.
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