Iranian-backed hackers compromise federal government network to mine cryptocurrency
Iranian-backed hackers broke into the network of a U.S. federal government agency and used that access to install cryptocurrency mining software, CISA said.
Security expert reveals the TikTok setting that exposes your data – and how to turn it off
Ex-Department of Defense cyber security leader Brian Haugli says TikTok users can limit the app's access to your personal data through Apple or Android phone settings.
You have the ‘ability to change’ TikTok’s security permissions: Brian Haugli
SideChannel CEO and cyber security expert Brian Haugli explains how your TikTok data is used for aggregate information in the hands of a foreign adversary.
GOP midterm election victory 'unequivocally' good for US stock market: Jason Katz
UBS managing director Jason Katz discusses how the 2022 midterms will affect the stock market, telling 'Varney & Co' this election is a referendum on the economy.
Republicans probe SEC Chair Gensler over potential violation of federal transparency laws
Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler has failed to comply with federal transparency laws, according to a letter from House Republicans.
FCC commissioner escalates TikTok concerns, says China uses data to maintain ‘authoritarian grip on power’
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr warns China uses TikTok for espionage and blackmail towards its goal of improving artificial intelligence to "maintain their authoritarian grip on power."
China, TikTok looking to use ‘all sorts of tech’ for ‘espionage, blackmail’: Brendan Carr
Senior Republican and FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr discusses the Chinese Communist Party’s data harvesting practices for its ‘malign goals.’
Drizly and its CEO subject of FTC order taking action over data breach
The Federal Trade Commission announced Monday a proposed order taking action against Drizly and its CEO, James Cory Rellas, in relation to a 2020 data breach.
Electric vehicles and charging stations fuel cybersecurity concerns
Record Electric Vehicle sales means record Charging Station implementation and use; however this opens up consumers and the grid to cyberattacks from hackers.
Fear driving China's tech manipulation poses threat to all: UK spy chief
A British spy agency says China aimed to use its Beidou satellite navigation network to tighten its grip over its citizens at home, while spreading its influence abroad.
Major US airport websites taken offline, pro-Russia hacking group takes credit
A pro-Russian hacking group named Killnet has reportedly launched a distributed denial-of-service attack, making some U.S. airport websites unavailable.
Robert Herjavec signals a 'fundamental shift in ransomware' attacks
Cyderes CEO and 'Shark Tank' star Robert Herjavec says his company's threat researchers identified a brand new kind of ransomware extortion.
Twitter deal a 'high-stakes poker game': Daniel Ives
Wedbush Securities Managing Director Daniel Ives discusses the Twitter takeover by Elon Musk, provides a tech and cybersecurity market outlook, and discusses employment cuts in technology companies on 'Mornings with Maria.'
Uber’s former security chief found guilty of hiding 2016 data breach
Uber's former head of security, Joe Sullivan, was founded guilty in a federal court in San Francisco Wednesday of hiding a 2016 data breach from authorities.
Top EU official vows to ‘stress test’ pipelines after leaks
The head of the European Union’s executive arm wants to check key EU infrastructure, after the suspected sabotage of natural-gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea.
Energy producers fear increased cyberattacks, Corpus Christi port CEO says production 'absolutely critical'
Port of Corpus Christi CEO Sean Strawbridge discusses efforts to combat rising cyber security threats as energy production remains a key geopolitical issue.
Hacker who breached Fast Company brags 'anyone could have done it'
The hacker who sent offensive push alerts on Apple News after gaining access to Fast Company's website said in an interview that "anyone could have done it."
BlackBerry CEO John Chen: We're building our cyber business back
BlackBerry executive chairman and CEO John Chen explains why customers are slowing down spending on cyber security software and reveals what segment of his business is ramping up on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Cybersecurity stocks are 'strong' because they shouldn't see a 'deceleration of growth': Dan Ives
Wedbush Managing Director Dan Ives and FOX Business News Reporter Lauren Simonetti discussed the rise in U.S. futures, Big Tech stocks and the Elon Musk–Robert Reich Twitter 'spat' on 'Varney & Co.'
Some American Airlines customers, employees' personal information exposed in data breach
American Airlines said Tuesday that only a small number of customers and employees were affected by a data breach dating back to earlier this summer.