Welcome to Changelog for 10/2/22, published by Synack! It’s me, Blake, reporting with help from README senior editor Nate Mott. It was yet another busy week for cyber news, so let’s cut to the chase.
Tech companies — including several global VPN providers — and privacy advocates are bristling at new cyber requirements they say could jeopardize the security of Indian citizens.
Welcome to Changelog for 9/25/22, published by Synack! Blake here, thrilled to start channeling Mr. Autumn Man.
A teenager believed to be associated with the Lapsus$ cybercriminal group hacked Uber last week, putting wind in the sails of U.S. efforts to enact stricter cybersecurity rules.
Welcome to Changelog for 9/18/22, published by Synack! It’s me, Blake, coming up for air after a busy week for cybersecurity news. Let’s dive in:
Welcome to Changelog for 9/11/22, published by Synack. It’s me, Blake, back after a break to share some exciting news: Cybersecurity journalist Nathaniel Mott is joining README as senior editor!
Cloud anthropologist Steven Gonzalez Monserrate is no stranger to the mysterious world of data center security, having studied the inner workings of the digital monoliths for years. Here’s what he found from visits in Iceland and the U.S.
Malware creators are relying on relatively uncommon programming languages such as Rust, Go, and Swift — and not just because they’re sick of writing code in C. Defenders have been forced to keep up.