Sebastian Raiffen

The startling discovery of Dutch medical records on hard drives sold at a Belgian flea market has raised serious concerns about data protection in the healthcare sector. Robert Polet, an unsuspecting purchaser, uncovered the trove of sensitive information, including citizen service numbers,

The growing concerns surrounding China's utilization of DeepSeek artificial intelligence (AI) have led to heightened scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers and national security experts. As AI technologies become more advanced, their potential for misuse, especially in areas related to surveillance and

Mozilla recently faced significant backlash from its user base after updating its Terms of Use (TOU) and Privacy Notice for the Firefox browser. The changes, particularly those related to data usage, have raised concerns about the company's commitment to user privacy. This article delves into

In a monumental move that could reshape the hybrid cloud landscape, IBM has acquired HashiCorp for $6.4 billion, further solidifying its foothold in the evolving market. The deal, finalized after receiving the go-ahead from the UK Competition and Markets Authority, emphasizes IBM's ambitions

The creator of C++, Bjarne Stroustrup, has called upon the programming community to defend the language against growing criticism over its memory safety issues. With the increasing focus on safer programming practices, C++ faces scrutiny for its manual memory management, which has led to

In a world where data security is of paramount importance, the recent breach at Orange Communication has sent shockwaves throughout the industry and raised serious concerns about customer privacy. The breach, propelled by a hacker known as "Rey," culminated in the release of 380,000 email

Securing data at rest on edge devices is a critical priority for organizations facing sophisticated cyber threats. Edge devices, including PCs, servers, industrial control systems, and unmanned vehicles, collect, process, and store sensitive and classified mission data, making them prime targets

DynamicSector is a malicious application that unexpectedly infiltrates Mac systems, posing significant threats to online security. Belonging to the infamous Adload family, this malware is part of a series of threats that have persistently targeted Mac users over the years. The identifiably distinct

North Korea has launched a concerning new cyber offensive targeting cryptocurrency developers through an NPM (Node Package Manager) supply chain attack. This aggressive campaign, primarily aimed at developers using Exodus and Atomic cryptocurrency wallets, underscores the nation’s ongoing efforts t

Network administrators have faced a perplexing and frustrating challenge as Palo Alto Networks' firewalls running version 11.1.4-h7/h9 of PAN-OS have been unexpectedly rebooting without any apparent cause, leading to concerns that these reboots were due to security breaches or hardware faults.