Stephen Weigand is the Production Manager and Managing Editor for SC Media, where he covers cybersecurity news, trends, and analysis. His work has also been featured in Packet Storm Security, focusing on topics such as malware analysis, software security, and the impact of cybersecurity incidents on organizations.
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The Texas Attorney General's Office sued General Motors, alleging the automaker is illegally collecting customer driving data from 1.5 million Texans
By: Stephen Weigand, Steve Zurier, Shaun Nichols
The idea of an international standard for “cyber deception” has turned into a contentious subject, and the UK government has taken up the challenge.
By: Stephen Weigand, Shaun Nichols, Steve Zurier
Personal information, such as mailing addresses and phone numbers, at risk in misconfiguration.
By: Stephen Weigand, Paul Wagenseil, Shaun Nichols
Attackers have moved on from stealing passwords to stealing authentication tokens. Here's how the attacks work, and how to guard against them.
By: Stephen Weigand, Steve Zurier, Paul Wagenseil
Security pros say the Entra ID flaw could let attackers impersonate a user with Global Admin privileges, even the CEO.
By: Steve Zurier, Paul Wagenseil, Stephen Weigand
While admins could defer MFA enforcement until April 2025 as long as they request to do so between Aug. 15 and Oct. 15, Microsoft warned that such postponement would open admin portals to increased cybersecurity risks.
Information leaked by the misconfigured database included individuals' full names, emails, phone numbers, encrypted passwords, and verification tokens, as well as join dates and private chats.
California lawmakers have approved new legislation that would enable consumers to more easily refuse private data sharing and sales in internet
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