<p>A digital rights group blasted the Florida bill, but lawmakers voted to advanced the draft law.</p>

<p>The former cybersecurity chief is the latest to push back on the Trump administration&#8217;s targeting of critics and dissenters.</p>

<p>One of the bugs was discovered by Google&#8217;s security researchers who investigate government-backed cyberattacks.</p>

<p>The update comes months after Apple pushed its own “inactivity reboot” feature.</p>

<p>The infamous website was taken down and working intermittently, while hackers leaked alleged data like moderators email addresses, and source code.</p>

<p>The car rental giant attributed the breach to Cleo, whose customers had data stolen by a ransomware gang in 2024.</p>

<p>The crosswalk buttons, which include audio alerts, were hacked over the weekend.</p>

<p>Trump fired Krebs by tweet in 2020 after he publicly debunked Trump&#8217;s false claims of election fraud.</p>

<p>The list of 1,223 victims in 51 countries hints at the “true scale of the spyware problem,” per one researcher.</p>

<p>Sean Plankey&#8217;s nomination to head up CISA will be blocked, for now.</p>

<p>The advisories say the spyware apps are used to target members of civil society who may oppose China’s state interests.</p>

<p>The most severe security bug can be exploited without user interaction, per Google.</p>

<p>A UK surveillance court said the backdoor order targeting Apple iCloud can be heard partly in public.</p>

<p>&#8220;Don&#8217;t do crime,&#8221; the ransomware gang&#8217;s dark web leak site reads.</p>

<p>How did Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg get added to a Signal group chat with Trump administration officials discussing their plans for an airstrike in Yemen? The simplest explanation: National Security Adviser Mike Waltz had Goldberg saved as a contact in his phone and accidentally added him. Indeed, when Waltz first claimed that Goldberg’s phone number [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Haugh’s firing has seemingly caught senior lawmakers by surprise</p>

<p>OpenAI just co-led a $43 million Series A into deepfake defense startup Adaptive Security.</p>

<p>Ted Schlein&#8217;s cybersecurity-focused Ballistic Ventures is raising $100 million for a new fund, TechCrunch has exclusively learned.</p>

<p>A simple trick can remove malicious Android spyware apps that require a password to uninstall. </p>

<p>A new security fund aims to help apps in the fediverse — like Mastodon, Threads, and Pixelfed — to pay researchers for disclosing security bugs. </p>