Cyber attacks are rewriting the ‘rules’ of modern warfare—and we aren’t prepared for the consequences Phys.Org
Governments are becoming ever more reliant on digital technology, making them more vulnerable to cyber attacks. In 2007, Estonia was attacked by …
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With new iPhone, Trump still a target for hackers
Phys.Org Cybersecurity specialists say Trump's decision to transition from his Android device—details of which were never disclosed but which was believed to be an unsecured, older-model Samsung—is positive for security, but doesn't eliminate risks from hackers. |
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Questions still need answering in Australia's largest health data breach
Phys.Org By comparison with the US, this data breach is still moderate. A hack earlier this year of 21st Century Oncology affected 2.2 million patients. Another case this year saw details of 950,000 of Centene's patients lost on six computer hard drives. In the … Red Cross data breach: what you need to know Red Cross data breach hits 1.3 million donors: How to avoid “alarmingly common” data storage mistakes Australian Red Cross Data Breach Exposes 550000 Blood Donors' Personal Information |
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'Security fatigue' can cause computer users to feel hopeless and act recklessly
Phys.Org Security fatigue is defined in the study as a weariness or reluctance to deal with computer security. As one of the study's research subjects said about computer security, "I don't pay any attention to those things anymore…People get weary from being … |