Cybersecurity
Rush to Patch AI-Discovered Software Vulnerability that Could Impact 70% of Websites
The flaws are in the software coding language PHP, which powers 70% of websites worldwide
Cybersecurity
The flaws are in the software coding language PHP, which powers 70% of websites worldwide
Cybersecurity
Lawmaker wants federal agencies to hide website names from people monitoring internet traffic
cellular
Blackburn and Hagerty press AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile over data release tied to Arctic Frost probe.
What's New
Connecting the dots between Utah politics and culture, the hyper-partisan world of social media, and a tragic political assassination.
Homeland Security Department
Trade groups seek tougher laws on broadband sabotage.
Expert Opinion
Armed with the Chinese Communist Party’s monies and resources, they flooded our markets with equipment riddled with vulnerabilities.
Robocall
There’s no universal system in the U.S. to flag texts as suspicious or unwanted before they are viewed.
Digital Inclusion
Common-sense practices can be translated into online safety, according to Digital Navigators.
Education Department
Cyberattacks can cost up to $1 million for schools, according to a GAO report.
Justice Department
An internal TikTok investigation found employees had allegedly spied on journalists, the Times reported.
Brendan Carr
Some states have already banned TikTok from government networks.
FBI
The FCC and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission are said to be looking at data-sharing deal.
Senate Judiciary
‘I just want to limit the ability for any bad actor to get into your device.’
FCC
The FBI, CISA and NSA warned about hackers from the PRC.
Altice
FBI director warns of potential Russian cyberattacks.
FCC
Fraternal Order of Police said they oppose Gigi Sohn’s nomination for FCC commissioner for her support of end-to-end encryption.