Deepfake Interviews: Sign of a darker future to come?
The FBI has warned of an uptick in cases where “deepfakes” and stolen personal information are being used to apply for jobs in the U.S.
Improving Account Access Protection One Mismatch at a Time
It is not difficult to imagine a disgruntled son, using his father’s cell phone to call in and change an insurance policy or to get
A deeper look into Pindrop®’s latest platform improvements
The best technology makes you forget that you are using it. Because when life happens, people are not thinking about credentials or security. They are
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Facebook Releases Account Kit SDK for Authentication Without Passwords
Facebook has released a new SDK called Account Kit that enables app developers and site owners to provide a login experience without passwords. The new
The Coming Wave of Self-Propagating Ransomware
Ransomware has become one of the top threats to consumers over the course of the past few years, and it has begun to spread to
WordPress Turns on Encryption for 1 Million Sites
The movement to encrypt as much of the public Web as possible has gotten a major boost, as WordPress has turned on HTTPS connections for all
Draft Bill Would Force Vendors to Give Plaintext Data to Law Enforcement
The tension between the FBI and Apple may have subsided, but that doesn’t mean Washington is no longer focusing on encrypted communications. A pair of
On the Wire Podcast: Katie Moussouris
Katie Moussouris has been a part of the hacker community since, well, a long time. A former penetration tester at @stake and a longtime security
FBI Says Fake CEO Email Scam Losses Hit $2.3 Billion
The FBI says it has seen a huge increase in the volume of business email compromise scams hitting enterprises in the last year, and estimates
On the Wire Podcast: Jessy Irwin
Jessy Irwin of 1Password returns to the podcast to talk with Dennis Fisher about the conclusion, at east for now, of the Apple-FBI case, the
Apple Fixes Passcode Bypass Flaw in iOS 9.3.1
Apple has fixed a serious vulnerability in iOS that allowed any user to access the contacts and some other information on some iPhone models when
Former Exploit Broker: ‘Market is Misrepresented’
ORLANDO–The buying and selling of exploits for zero-day vulnerabilities in software is perhaps the most controversial topic in the security community over the last few
How a Data Breach Pushed Duke University Into the Two-Factor Authentication Era
ORLANDO–One of the few topics that it is relatively easy to get consensus on in the security community is that passwords have outlived their usefulness