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The Baby Rattlesnake of Cyberattacks: Why Layer 7 DDoS Can Be More Dangerous Than Larger Threats

Layer 7 DDoS attacks are stealthy, potent, and often more dangerous than massive traffic floods. Learn why these “baby rattlesnakes” are so hard to stop.See the Story

Leaders urge stronger Cybersecurity collaboration

Global Leaders have called for stronger cybersecurity collaboration against attacks. This appeal was made during a Cybertech Global Tel Aviv conference that brought together experts from around the world to address the evolving challenges in cybersecurity. Representatives from 70 countries gathered with a shared mission- to strengthen global cooperation against cybercrime. In his opening remarks, […] The post Leaders urge stronger Cybersecurity …See the Story

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Driver's Ed: Privacy Lawyer Reveals Automakers Are Snooping On You

This week in cybersecurity from the editors at Cybercrime Magazine –Listen to the Podcast Sausalito, Calif. – Mar. 31, 2025 According to ZDNet, 95 percent of cars will be connected to the Internet by 2030. Lena Ghamrawi, Senior Privacy Counsel and Data Protection Officer at Quora, told Cybercrime Magazine that auto manufacturers gather consumers’ precise geolocation and behavioral data without drivers’ consent. The issue goes deeper. Recently, …See the Story

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