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One leading Democratic senator says the newly-enacted directives explicitly allow border officials to try to bypass the password or encryption on a device without reasonable suspicion.
The company's fifth transparency report reveals more customer data was handed to US law enforcement in the first-half of last year than ever before.
Researchers have discovered severe vulnerabilities in the suite which can lead to full system takeover.
The new biometric-powered contactless cards use fingerprint recognition to authenticate the cardholder, in an effort to cut down on in-store fraud.
The White House chief information security officer, whose job it is to protect the president and senior staff from cyber threats, was fired in February and has not been replaced.
The botnet's creator is quietly cashing in on the craze for cryptocurrency.
Most Intel processors and some ARM chips are confirmed to be vulnerable, putting billions of devices at risk of attacks. One of the security researchers said the bugs are "going to haunt us for years."
Intel can't fix the design flaw, forcing operating system and software makers to step in.
It is a Happy New Year for threat actors targeting Huawei devices, it appears.
From frustrating to mysterious to downright creepy, here are ten things we learned during 2017.
A recent data breach involved the installation of malware at point-of-sale systems at a number of outlets.
The vulnerability was fixed, but Keeper now demands that the allegedly defamatory article is pulled offline.
2016 may have killed every famous person we ever cared about, but it was tame compared to the dumpster fire of security screw-ups and privacy violations that 2017 had in store. Here's our look back.
Dozens of data breaches, millions of people affected.
Ransomware attacks can cripple a business, leading to a rather sad trend in the industry.
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Critical flaws revealed to affect most Intel chips since 1995
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Amazon turns over record amount of customer data to US law enforcement
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