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UN Adopts First Cybercrime Treaty Amid Global Data Access Concerns

The United Nations has established a worldwide legal framework for cybercrime and data access by ratifying its first cybercrime treaty, which Russia f

The United Nations has established a worldwide legal framework for cybercrime and data access by ratifying its first cybercrime treaty, which Russia first proposed. The UN Ad Hoc Committee on Cybercrime adopted the pact, which will now be voted on in the autumn by the General Assembly, where a passing vote is anticipated. After three years of discussions, the final wording has been criticised by tech firms and human rights organisations for potentially enabling abuses of the ability to utilise digital evidence and excessive monitoring. The pact represents a more excellent international agreement than the Budapest Convention, which did not include participation from essential states such as China and Russia and instead serves a worldwide need. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 months ago          

CERTIn Issues HighSeverity Warning for Google Chrome Users

The Computer Emergency Response Team CERTIn, part of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology in India, issued a highseverity warning fo

The Computer Emergency Response Team CERTIn, part of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology in India, issued a highseverity warning for Google Chrome users on Windows, Mac, and Linux computers. According to CERTIn, Google Chrome has several vulnerabilities that might compromise device security and personal information by enabling remote attackers to execute arbitrary code. The Settings menu is where users should update Chrome. Moreover, CERTIn alerted owners of Apple computers, iPads, iPhones, and Android smartphones with MediaTek and Qualcomm chipsets to upgrade their devices to prevent security flaws that might allow for data breaches and illegal access. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 months ago          

Evolution Mining Hit by Cyber Attack, Joins Growing List of Breached Australian Firms

Following a string of hacks that have affected domestic companies since 2022, Australian gold producer Evolution Mining revealed a cyberattack this we

Following a string of hacks that have affected domestic companies since 2022, Australian gold producer Evolution Mining revealed a cyberattack this week. Although Evolution only gave a few facts, the assault was stopped and reported to the Australian Cyber Security Centre. The nation has stepped up defences with more financing for law enforcement and mandated reporting procedures to combat an understaffed cybersecurity industry. In June 2023, cybercrime complaints increased by nearly 25% despite an increase in average victim expenses of 14%. Optus, Woolworths, Medibank, and Shells Australian division are other impacted businesses. Evolution said there would be no appreciable operational impact from the event. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 months ago          

Cisco Issues Warning for Severe Vulnerabilities in SPA 300 and SPA 500 Series Phones

Critical zeroday vulnerabilities in Ciscos endoflife SPA 300 and SPA 500 series IP phones have prompted a warning from the company. With CVSS v3.1 sco

Critical zeroday vulnerabilities in Ciscos endoflife SPA 300 and SPA 500 series IP phones have prompted a warning from the company. With CVSS v3.1 scores as high as 9.8, these vulnerabilities, which include buffer overflows and insufficient HTTP packet checks, might provide remote attackers the ability to execute arbitrary commands or cause denial of service. Cisco has not offered these devices any patches or mitigating techniques. Upgrading to more recent, supported models, such as the Cisco IP Phone 8841 or phones from the Cisco 6800 series, is encouraged. Cisco provides a Technology Migration Program for tradeins and credit towards new equipment. Customers can get advice by contacting Ciscos Technical Assistance Centre. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 months ago          

YouTube Tests Sleep Timer Feature for Automatic Playback Pausing

YouTube is testing a new function called Sleep Timer. It is intended to automatically halt video playback after a predetermined time, making it perfec

YouTube is testing a new function called Sleep Timer. It is intended to automatically halt video playback after a predetermined time, making it perfect for viewers who nod off while viewing. You may set timers for 10, 15, 20, 30, 45, or 60 minutes or pause playback once the video concludes. This function is presently exclusive to YouTube Premium subscribers. The YouTube app or web clients settings menu requires users to allow experimental features to access it. The trial will continue till September 2. Furthermore, YouTube is testing a Geminipowered AI tool to assist producers with creating video titles, thumbnails, and outlines in response to text queries. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 months ago          

Instagram Tests New Map Feature for Sharing Updates Like Snapchats Snap Maps

Users can publish text and video updates on a map depending on their position using Instagrams new function, akin to Snapchats Snap Maps. This functio

Users can publish text and video updates on a map depending on their position using Instagrams new function, akin to Snapchats Snap Maps. This function presents privacy issues and is currently undergoing restricted testing. Thanks to the platforms tighter privacy settings than Snap Maps, Instagram users may share their location with preselected groups, including "Close Friends" or followers who follow them back. Speaking on behalf of Meta, Christine Pai underlined user autonomy and safety, adding that locationsharing settings are optional. Notwithstanding Instagrams history of incorporating features from rival apps like Stories and Reels, the new map feature has the potential to influence user privacy and engagement significantly, contingent on how it is ultimately implemented. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 months ago          

GPS Spoofing Attacks Mislead Aircraft, Increasing Near Conflict Zones

Cybersecurity experts alert us to a marked increase in GPS "spoofing" assaults, which may fool planes about their whereabouts and interfere with onboa

Cybersecurity experts alert us to a marked increase in GPS "spoofing" assaults, which may fool planes about their whereabouts and interfere with onboard equipment. OPSGROUP notes a 400% rise in occurrences, particularly near conflict areas. False GPS data is transmitted by groundbased devices, which also confuse drones, missiles, and commercial aeroplanes. GPS spoofing delivers phoney signals that seriously complicate matters and lead to navigation mistakes without causing crashes. Cybersecurity expert Ken Munro cited instances in which spoofing changed airline clocks, interfering with secure connections. For example, in April, spoofing attacks claimed on nearby Russia forced Finnair to suspend flights to Tartu, Estonia. These assaults bring minute mistakes that have the potential to compound, increasing aviation danger. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 months ago          

Schlatter Industries Hit by Professional Cyberattack, Malware Deployed

Swiss engineering company Schlatter Industries was the target of a skilled hack on its IT system on Friday. The attackers used Malware to blackmail th

Swiss engineering company Schlatter Industries was the target of a skilled hack on its IT system on Friday. The attackers used Malware to blackmail the business. In addition to working with specialists to repair system functionality, Schlatter is looking into if any data was taken. To handle the incident, the corporation moved quickly to put security measures in place and contacted the appropriate authorities. No other information on the attack was made public. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 months ago          



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