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In the modern age, data has become a crucial asset. It's like a new form of currency that powers businesses globally, but it also raises concerns about security. How can individuals be sure their personal information is protected? How do companies safeguard their own data and that of their clients? This is where CyberNews steps in. We are a group of privacy advocates dedicated to guiding individuals and businesses through the complexities of the digital landscape. We offer a daily mix of the latest technology news, insightful articles, helpful cyber tips, software and product evaluations, thorough research, and thought-provoking pieces. Our mission is to equip you with the knowledge needed to protect yourself and your digital assets.
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19 hours ago |
cybernews.com | Stefanie Schappert
The Trump administration on Friday releases an upgraded cybersecurity executive with nearly a dozen directives aiming to beef up national security, from the adoption of AI and post-quantum cryptology to IoT labeling and defending against nation-state threats.
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1 day ago |
cybernews.com | Stefanie Schappert
Calling out the increased use of AI tools to argue legal cases, London’s High Court on Friday ruled that lawyers caught citing non-existent cases can be held in contempt – or even face criminal charges. It's the latest example of generative artificial intelligence leading lawyers astray, say legal experts.
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1 day ago |
cybernews.com | Ernestas Naprys
The French cyber watchdog has analyzed GDPR’s cybersecurity benefits and found them to be between 585 million and 1.4 billion euros at the EU level, in five years. The sum is comparable to a single 1.2 billion euro fine issued to Meta for GDPR violations.
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1 day ago |
cybernews.com | Ernestas Naprys
Despite multiple take-down attempts, millions of consumer Android devices are running BadBox 2.0 malware, which comes preinstalled on cheap off-brand devices produced in China. The FBI wants you to check your gadgets for any suspicious activity. Cybercriminals can now hide behind millions of compromised Android devices when hacking unsuspecting victims.
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1 day ago |
cybernews.com | Stefanie Schappert
The lovefest between Elon Musk and US President Donald Trump appears to have soured after the tech mogul ordered SpaceX to "immediately" decommission one of its rockets – the partially reusable Dragon spacecraft – after Trump vows to cancel all Musk's federal contracts. The former Doge envoyposted the announcement on his social media platform on Thursday afternoon, leaving NASA's space program in the lurch.
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