FTC Set to Fine BetterHelp $7.8 Million for Sending Facebook Your Mental Health Data
The Federal Trade Commission is poised to ban the mental health app BetterHelp from sharing medical information with Facebook, Snapchat,…
rooter
13 Important Google Maps Settings You Probably Don’t Know About
Google Maps continues to get new features and updates more often than you’d think, and if you haven’t been paying…
2022’s Emissions Tell the Story of a Hot, Violent Year
The world emitted more carbon dioxide last year compared to any other year on record, according to data released Thursday…
Acunetix releases a security check for Fortinet RCE flaw
This Acunetix release introduces a new security check for the Fortinet RCE flaw (CVE-2022-39952). The FortiNAC, a network security solution,…
A Journalist Uncovers an Alien Conspiracy (Maybe?) in Sci-Fi Thriller Monolith
Lily Sullivan is about to see her horror profile rise exponentially—she stars in Evil Dead Rise, which releases in April—but…
Sale of Stolen Credentials and Initial Access Dominate Dark Web Markets
Access-as-a-service took off in underground markets with more than 775 million credentials for sale and thousands of ads for access-as-a-service.
Cryptojacking campaign targets insecure deployments of Redis servers
Researchers from Cado Security discovered a cryptojacking campaign targeting misconfigured Redis database servers. Cado Labs researchers recently discovered a new…
No One’s Having a Good Time on Star Trek: Picard, and That’s Great
Star Trek: Picard season three has so far been, even with the promise of greater stakes to come, something of…
Dallas Morning News Reporter Says She Was Fired for Calling the Mayor ‘Bruh’ on Twitter
A reporter says she was fired by her paper after calling the mayor of Dallas “bruh” on Twitter, a comment…