Earlier this year when international cyber-gang Lapsus$ attacked major tech brands including Samsung, Microsoft, Nvidia and password manager Okta, an ethical line seemed to have been crossed for many ...

DAVENPORT, Iowa — Dozens of kids packed the Davenport RiverCenter on Saturday for the 11th annual CornCon Cybersecurity Conference’s youth program, Children of the CornCon. The camp introduced kids to ...

When you think of hackers, you tend to think of people in hoodies trying to steel sensitive data from big companies — ethical hacking sounds like an oxymoron. The truth is many people who get into ...

Cybersecurity threats are constantly evolving, making it essential for professionals and enthusiasts to stay ahead of malicious hackers. Ethical hacking has become a crucial skill set for ensuring the ...

Unlike the common hack and other malicious campaigns, ethical hacking is actually supported by many companies. Many giant tech firms, such as Google and Microsoft, rely on ethical hackers to enhance ...

Hackers have been exaggerated to the point of parody in action movies and pop media, but one thing depictions of hacking got right is how useful a skill it is. Cybersecurity is one of the largest ...

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The parlous state of software and IT infrastructure security is also a career opportunity, with malware analysts, security researchers, penetration testers and red teams all in demand. Defenders need ...

The picture that gets painted of hackers in movies and television shows is often an ominous one. Even look at this picture. The pulled-up hoodie, screens filled with green code, blue and grey ...

Tracking down malicious computer activity can put researchers on shaky legal footing. When ethical hackers track down computer criminals, do they risk prosecution themselves? Security researchers at ...

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