Special Agent Dan Jones has seen it all. After 15 years at the FBI, 10 of which are dedicated to working with crimes against children, Jones has no shortage of horror stories about child abuse, many of which have occurred on the Internet. Johns gave a public presentation on keeping children safe online at St. … Read more
In March 2020, companies put together remote work plans aimed at maintaining productivity. Two years later, we witness how these ad hoc policies often fail to prioritize security – as evidenced by the increase in cyberattacks – and put even more pressure on IT staff. As companies look to bridge cybersecurity gaps and relieve pressure … Read more
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping are pictured as they meet in Beijing, on February 4, 2022. Alexey Druzhinin | AFP | Getty Images As Russia’s war on Ukraine continues, Moscow has sought to tighten its grip on the domestic internet, cutting off apps made by American tech giants, even as other … Read more
They fix the internet at It bombed buildings, found rogue operators providing the Russians with mobile communications and thwarted the intruders. Ukrainian carriers and their employees are hailed as heroes in the war with Russia. On the tense streets of Kyiv, under the shelled streets of Kharkiv, in the rubble-strewn ruins of Moripol, in shelters … Read more
Boston: A serious vulnerability in a widely used software tool – one that was quickly exploited in the online game Minecraft – is emerging as a major threat to organizations around the world. “The Internet is on fire right now. People are scrambling to fix it, and all kinds of people are scrambling to exploit … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or earn an affiliate commission if you purchase through our links. We have all been there. The unsettling race to enter every password combination we’ve conjured up in recent months, only to have to click “Forgot my password”. This common contradiction occurs with amateur tech users and savvy tech … Read more
Attempts by the Russian government to censor the internet’s front page, Google, have escalated since 2016, culminating in 2018 in the wake of stricter internet laws being implemented and in 2020/2021 following the poisoning of opposition politician Alexei Navalny. Russian government activists. In the first half of 2021, the latest version available from Google’s Transparency … Read more
Click play to listen to this article Cyber security experts have predicted that Russian forces will wipe out at least some Ukrainian phone lines and internet services as part of a ground invasion. It didn’t – although Russia appears to be suffering because of it. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addresses Ukrainians on his Telegram account. … Read more