Cyber Policy in the News
Sophisticated Android malware tracks all your phone activities
Sophisticated Android malware tracks all your phone activities
New Android malware can exfiltrate nearly everything you do on your phone.
Sophisticated Android malware tracks all your phone activities
Will Russia cut underwater internet cables? Military leaders warn of suspicious naval activity
Will Russia cut underwater internet cables? Military leaders warn of suspicious naval activity
Around 400 fiber-optic cables are responsible for transporting data for most of the world’s emails, text messages and phone calls.
Will Russia cut underwater internet cables? Military leaders warn of suspicious naval activity
US elevates the role of Cyber Command
US elevates the role of Cyber Command
After months of talk and planning, US Cyber Command is now just as important
America’s being invaded by China and Russia with chips, bits and bytes
BY MORGAN WRIGHT, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR — 05/04/18 11:12 AM EDT 107
THE HILL.com – Let’s say you wanted to send a secret letter and wanted to make sure your competitors couldn’t see it. You write it, seal it, and put it in the mail.
Except the post office is in Russia. Along with your ISP — internet service provider. And your email service provider. And your cell phone company. And your bank. Now substitute China for Russia. Read more…
NSA triples metadata collection numbers, sucking up over 500 million call records in 2017
NSA triples metadata collection numbers, sucking up over 500 million call records in 2017
The National Security Agency revealed a huge increase in the amount of call
NSA triples metadata collection numbers, sucking up over 500 million call records in 2017
Tennessee Officials Are Trying To Get To The Bottom Of An Election Night Cyberattack
Tennessee Officials Are Trying To Get To The Bottom Of An Election Night Cyberattack
The county mayor says no votes were changed, but a cybersecurity expert says that’s a premature assumption.
Tennessee Officials Are Trying To Get To The Bottom Of An Election Night Cyberattack
Phone maker settles charges it let partner collect customers’ text messages
Phone maker settles charges it let partner collect customers’ text messages
BLU phones sent a massive amount of data to firmware and data-mining provider.
Phone maker settles charges it let partner collect customers’ text messages
Coding and Coercion
Coding and Coercion
Unions have been trying to organize software engineers for decades, with little success. Here’s a look at the organizing campaign that might turn things around.
AI vs AI – Can Predictive Models Stop the Tide of Hacker AI?
Long ago, the introduction of the Internet moved crime from physical to digital locations, where anti-fraud actors play a high-stakes game of detection and prevention, always working to stay one step ahead of fraudsters.
The battles of modern-day cybercrime follow the same pattern, with one major difference – cybercriminals are far more sophisticated than they were at the dawn of the internet age. Fraudsters are able to quickly change their attack vectors and strategies as needed, meaning that those of us in fraud detection and prevention are also continuously working to provide organizations with fraud protection they can depend on to keep them safe against all forms of online attacks.
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Seven Fraud Events that Shook the World in 2017
As 2017 draws to a close, we here at Easy Solutions have been reflecting on the biggest fraud events of the year. These seven events changed the fraud landscape and left lasting effects on organizations and their outlook on security for years to come. Read More…