It’s true a bank cannot be held responsible for every fraudulent transaction passing through its systems. Cybercriminals are constantly evolving their methods and financial institutions process millions of transactions every day. But repeated use of the same accounts for suspected criminal activity, particularly where there are obvious inconsistencies in account activity, should invite scrutiny. Delhi...Read More

The Department of Justice–Office of Cybercrime (DOJ-OOC) and the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC) are developing a common framework for classifying and reporting cybercrime cases across government agencies. The proposed system is intended to standardize how agencies record, analyze, refer, investigate, and report cybercrime complaints. The initiative builds on work involving the Philippine Crime...Read More

SEOUL, Sept. 7 (Yonhap) — North Korea-linked hacking group Kimsuky was found to have leveraged artificial intelligence (AI) coding agents to create decoys for malicious codes, a local security firm said Monday. Such findings were detected after an analysis of 13 malicious files collected last month, Genians Inc. said in its latest cybersecurity threat intelligence...Read More

In July, the world was startled by the news that OpenAI’s security testing agents had escaped their sandbox and hacked Hugging Face. During a security test, an agent hit a dead end, found its own workaround to get online anyway, and stumbled into a shared file system where it found it had write access. It...Read More

Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of Contents Calling on Zuckerberg to back the bill What is KOSA? Why is KOSA controversial? In the aftermath of Meta‘s recent $17 billion settlement, the culmination of a litigious debate over its alleged role in social media addiction and youth mental health, all attention was on the...Read More

Hackers leak sensitive law enforcement files stolen from the DOJ WASHINGTON — A likely Russian-speaking cybercriminal gang on Monday leaked what appear to be sensitive law enforcement files it stole from the Justice Department’s Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Video above: Scammers are impersonating MyChart. Here’s how to spot them The dumped files...Read More

Robert Pattinson has been on a bit of a roll lately. He was an anxious live wire in The Drama, a cruel, snarling fop in The Odyssey, and now he’s adding another deeply committed, thrillingly transformative and, frankly, weird performance to his oeuvre: an uncanny embodiment of Chris Hansen, the idiosyncratic host of 2000s TV...Read More

WATCH: DepEd conducts a Nationwide Simultaneous School Safety Drill. While then agency says it’s impossible to perfect every measure during an actual scenario, instilling muscle memory for teachers, students and authorities, they say, will definitely prevent damage and casualty. | via Raphael Bosano, ABS-CBN News | ABS-CBN News Source link ——————————————————– Click Here For The...Read More

Now that school is back in session, there are some things drivers, students and parents need to be aware of. Lieutenant Akilah Lacey with the Pocatello Police Department, says most school zones are labeled and have flashing lights during school designated times. He says during that time, the zones are 20 miles per hour. He...Read More

The FBI is investigating reports of a cybersecurity breach that may have exposed millions of driver’s license scans, according to media reports. WASHINGTON — Millions of scans of driver’s licenses may have been exposed in an alleged cybersecurity breach of an ID verification company, according to several media reports.  The FBI said it was “looking...Read More