Dr. Doug talks: Elon balking, CISA, Nebuchadnezzar, Lianjia, iPhone hacks leaky sites, the EU, and Chinese fraud reports, along with Jason Wood on this episode of the Security Weekly News!
CyberScoop reports that nearly 75% of all Americans could have their licenses accessed by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, which has already performed face scans for at least one-third of all U.S. adults' licenses.
This week, Dr. Doug talks: Ransomware including Conti, Event Log Shellcode, Big IP, Clearview, Cybercrime laws, DCRAT, the Fifth Element, as well as the Expert Commentary of the illustrious Jason Wood on this episode of the Security Weekly News!
The majority of mHealth apps and some digital health tools fall outside of HIPAA regulation and pose serious privacy and security risks. A new framework and pilot aim to address these challenges.
CHIME and other healthcare groups are again renewing calls to remove the funding ban from the appropriations bill that bars HHS from establishing a much-needed national patient identifier.
Patch reports that officials at the Westchester County Library System in New York reported that while the library system's network was impacted by a ransomware attack, threat actors were not able to compromise any personal data from its patrons.
The document, titled "A Declaration for the Future of the Internet, is not legally binding but it does outline a commitment to key principles for each country to promote the “safe and equitable use of the Internet for everyone.”
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