As Facebook furloughs its human content moderators, coronavirus misinformation surges on the social media platform. Experts say it could be doing more to stop it.
Experts worry that without proper planning, today's decisions about developing contact tracing apps could have unforeseen consequences in the years to come.
Besides putting people’s lives at risk, Trump’s promotion of anti-malarials for Covid-19 patients could pave the way for a coordinated disinformation campaign to take root, experts say.
Hacker Emerson Tan helped stop Ebola’s deadly spread in Sierra Leone. The response to Covid-19 threats have been lackluster, he says, but there’s still time to learn from the past.
So far, government-mandated Internet shutdowns have yet to mar Black Lives Matter protests. But they do occur far more regularly than you might expect.
The hacktivist group Anonymous recently took credit for two high-profile incidents during the Black Lives Matter protests, but the group has changed since its heyday, say experts.
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Coronavirus has brought on a Zoom boom, making the videoconferencing software a more attractive hacking target. As the company plugs holes, we can adjust our meeting settings.
Three things campaigns should learn from Mueller investigation, says Chime’s head of application and infrastructure security: Protect accounts with two-factor authentication, use “least privilege,” and beware of Mimikatz.
A newly-revealed vulnerability dubbed Kr00k affects more than one billion devices with Broadcom Wi-Fi chips. It's been patched for some but not all of them, and could let hackers steal Wi-Fi passwords and read your data.
