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Google takes shots at Microsoft for shoddy security record with enterprise apps
Updated Google has taken a victory lap in the wake of high-profile intrusions into Microsoft's systems, and says businesses should ditch Exchange and OneDrive for Gmail and Google Drive.…
Can I phone a friend? How cops circumvent face recognition bans
Police in multiple major US cities have figured out a trick to circumvent their cities' bans on facial recognition technology. Just ask a friend in a city without any such restrictions to do it for you.…
Researchers call out QNAP for dragging its heels on patch development
Infosec boffins say they were forced to go public after QNAP failed to fix various vulnerabilities that were reported to it months ago.…
DoJ, ByteDance ask court: Hurry up and rule on TikTok ban already
The Department of Justice and Bytedance spent a rare moment unified on Friday when the duo asked for a fast-tracked court schedule for the Chinese short video apps divest or ban case.…
British Library's candid ransomware comms driven by 'emotional intelligence'
CyberUK Emotional intelligence was at the heart of the British Library's widely hailed response to its October ransomware attack, according to CEO Roly Keating.…
Chinese telco gear may become <i>verboten</i> on German networks
Germany may soon remove Huawei and ZTE equipment from its 5G networks, according to media reports.…
Nissan infosec in the spotlight again after breach affecting more than 50K US employees
Infosec in brief Nissan has admitted to another data loss – this time involving the theft of personal information belonging to more than 50,000 Nissan employees.…
An attorney says she saw her library reading habits reflected in mobile ads. That's not supposed to happen
Feature In April, attorney Christine Dudley was listening to a book on her iPhone while playing a game on her Android tablet when she started to see in-game ads that reflected the audiobooks she recently checked out of the San Francisco Public Library.…