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Clutch Secures $20M Funding to Revolutionize Non-Human Security ID Solutions
In response to the rising threats in cybersecurity, Clutch Security has secured $20 million in funding to enhance non-human identity protection. With sophisticated attacks like password theft and credential stuffing on the rise, robust identity security solutions are essential, highlighted by a recent breach at the U.S. Treasury. The funding, led by SignalFire and other investors, will support research, product development, and business expansion. Clutch integrates with nearly 60 services to secure crucial data using a zero-trust approach. As machine identities grow, the demand for innovative security measures intensifies, positioning Clutch as a potential leader in the evolving cybersecurity landscape.
US Government to Launch Cyber Trust Mark: A Game-Changer for Cybersecurity Labels on Internet-Connected Devices in 2025
The U.S. government has announced the upcoming launch of its highly anticipated cybersecurity labeling program for consumer internet-connected devices, set to begin in 2025. This initiative, known as the U.S. Cyber Trust Mark, aims to enhance device security and empower consumers to make informed purchasing decisions. What is the U.S. Cyber Trust Mark? Introduced by…
UK Government Removes Encryption Guidelines from Official Websites: What You Need to Know
The U.K. government’s recent removal of encryption advice from its National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) guidelines has raised concerns, especially amid its push for backdoor access to encrypted data on Apple’s iCloud. Security expert Alec Muffet highlighted that the NCSC no longer recommends encryption tools for high-risk individuals, despite previous guidance endorsing Apple’s Advanced Data Protection (ADP). The original document has been deleted from the internet, and Apple has paused the ADP feature in the U.K. while challenging the government’s data access order legally. This shift could significantly impact user privacy and encryption policies in the U.K.
Introducing a Groundbreaking Security Fund to Safeguard the Fediverse
The Nivenly Foundation has launched a new security fund for the fediverse, encompassing decentralized social media platforms like Mastodon and Pixelfed, in response to rising security concerns. This fund rewards individuals who responsibly disclose vulnerabilities in fediverse applications, with payouts of $250 for moderate issues and $500 for critical ones. The initiative aims to improve security governance and educate project leads on responsible disclosure practices. Following a recent vulnerability incident in Pixelfed, the foundation emphasizes the importance of timely updates to protect users. This program seeks to enhance the integrity and security of the decentralized web ecosystem.
Google Unveils Enhanced Android Security Features to Combat Scams and Protect Against Theft
At the Android Show, Google announced new security and privacy features for Android devices aimed at protecting users from scams and securing personal data. Enhancements include call security measures like warning notifications for unknown contacts and restricted risky actions for first-time users. Screen sharing safeguards will prompt users to stop sharing after calls and provide fraud warnings during sensitive transactions. Google Messages will expand scam detection with AI alerts and QR code verification for contacts. Additional theft protection features include biometric authentication and restrictions on factory resets. These updates reflect Google’s commitment to enhancing user safety and privacy.
Casio Confirms Ransomware Attack: Personal Data of 8,500 Individuals Stolen by Hackers in October
In a recent cybersecurity incident, Casio, the renowned Japanese electronics manufacturer, revealed that personal data of nearly 8,500 individuals was compromised during a ransomware attack in October. This breach highlights the ongoing challenges faced by corporations in safeguarding sensitive information. Details of the Ransomware Attack On October 5, Casio fell victim to a significant ransomware…