ID.me does use facial recognition to match against databases, CEO admits
ID.me, a facial recognition company that has been contracted by the IRS to verify taxpayers’ identity, uses a powerful facial recognition technique to…
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Belarus Hacktivists Target Railway Servers, Databases in Anti-Russia Effort
A Belarusian hacktivist group says it has launched a limited cyberattack on the national railway company, aimed at impeding the movement of Russian troops…
When Databases Get to Define Family
“Error: Unmarried Mother” flashed across the computer screen as 30-year-old Riz began the process of renewing his Pakistani Computerized National ID Card…
New corporate group wants to make building stable stateful Kubernetes databases easier | ZDNet
We use Kubernetes to manage our containers on clouds all the…
How to protect your on-premises databases from security vulnerabilities
One out of every two on-premises databases has at least one vulnerability, according to a study from Imperva Research Labs.…
Nearly half of all on-premises databases have unpatched vulnerabilities
Almost half of all on-prem database around the world contain some form of known, addressable security vulnerabilities, over half of which were ranked as…
Close to half of on-prem databases contain vulnerabilities, with many critical flaws | ZDNet
A five-year study has concluded with a sobering fact for…
Microsoft Warns Thousands of Azure Cloud Customers of Exposed Cosmos DB Databases
Microsoft on Thursday warned thousands of its cloud computing customers, including some of the world's largest companies, that intruders could have the…
Microsoft Azure security flaw left thousands of cloud databases vulnerable to hackers
Microsoft has revealed that thousands of Azure Cosmos DB database users may need to update their security protections after a serious flaw was…
Microsoft Warns Thousands of Cloud Customers of Exposed Cosmos DB Databases
Microsoft on Thursday warned thousands of its cloud computing customers, including some of the world's largest companies, that intruders could have the…