There’s a long list of passwords that are so terrible that you should never, ever use them. Find out how a password set to password leads to a $15 million ransom demand. https://t.co/FMEk2tTrnL
Russia is forcing Google to delist URLs associated with virtual private networks, or VPNs, but almost half a million Russians are downloading the technology that allows them to obscure their internet usage and access government-blocked websites. https://t.co/sXErid1ojD
Ukraine starts using facial recognition to identify dead Russians and tell their relatives. Critics say the use of facial recognition in war zones is a disaster in the making. https://t.co/p1KDncrp7b
A cybercriminal gang known as LAPSUS$ is targeting call centers used by major tech firms and it’s paying off, security experts warn. Find out more. https://t.co/xUuKFOXxKc
The push to get Ukraine news past the Kremlin’s wall of propaganda is prompting innovative and old-school strategies. Find out how activists are using new tools to outsmart Russian censors. https://t.co/yHDIcpRzI6
Explore recent data on AI learning in K12 - which demonstrates that AI can be a force for DEI and increasing girls' participation in technology, Computer Science and STEM from an early age. https://t.co/TWWKwHuu6R
The Deep Instinct Cyber Threat Landscape Report shares interesting findings and trends about the current threat landscape, and examines what's in store as cybercriminals adapt their strategies and tactics to the New Normal as well. Learn more. https://t.co/4b9Q6gZMm9
Leveraging their combined partnerships, BMW and Qualcomm will be able to pull in software and service providers, other automotive suppliers, wireless carriers, and even government regulators working on future laws and regulations for autonomous vehicles. https://t.co/outArXoV3a
During the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the difference between misinformation and disinformation is important. Here's why knowing can help you make a difference. https://t.co/wfZUD5oQiq
Elite hackers linked to the Chinese state infiltrated government networks in six U.S. states in a campaign that exploited an app which tracks cows and other livestock. Learn more. https://t.co/tS2v9DWlva
They’re fixing internet in bombed-out buildings, finding rogue operators providing Russians with mobile connections and thwarting hackers. The telecom companies of Ukraine and their employees are being hailed as heroes in the war with Russia. https://t.co/qx8aKs7SHK