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Hacker Breaks into NYU Website, Publishes Data on SAT, ACT and GPA Scores
A hacker claimed responsibility for hacking the New York University’s website and reportedly publishing the SAT, ACT and GPA scores for the 2024 students.
The hacker’s purported goal was to “expose” NYU’s illegal admission practices, but in so doing …
IT Pro Tuesday #344
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IT Pro Tuesday #344
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US Treasury Drops Tornado Cash Restrictions Despite Lazarus Group Concerns
The US Treasury recently dropped sanctions against the infamous Tornado Cash crypto blending service following the service’s involvement in laundering activities.
The US removes Tornado Cash from global blacklist
The US Treasury Department officiall…
Hornetsecurity named Top Player in Radicati’s Secure Email – Market Quadrant 2025
Hornetsecurity has been named a Top Player in Radicati’s Email Security – Market Quadrant 2025, an annual report issued to illustrate how individual vendors fit within this technology market.
The post Hornetsecurity named Top Player in Radicati’s Secur…
Top Cybersecurity Tips for Influencers to Protect Your Online Presence
Your social media accounts are so much more than just profiles. They’re your business, your brand, and in many cases, your livelihood. And while you focus on creating content, hackers focus on stealing it. For this reason, we’ve put together the top ei…
Your Face, Your Voice, Your Business—The Rise of AI-Driven Identity Fraud and How to Stop It
Artificial intelligence (AI) is not just a tool for businesses to improve efficiency, personalize marketing, and streamline operations. It’s also the driving force behind the increasing sophistication of fraud, making it more challenging for business o…
Former Coach Charged in Hack of 3,300 Personal Accounts of Mostly Female College Athletes
Federal prosecutors have charged a Michigan man, Matthew Weiss, on allegations he orchestrated an extensive hacking operation that compromised the personal accounts of over 3,300 people, primarily female college athletes.
According to a grand jury ind…