Facial Recognition as Grounds for Detention? Court Rejects AI Match as Insufficient
Reutlingen District Court denies arrest warrant: A BKA facial recognition match alone is not enough to establish suspicion without technical transparency.
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Reutlingen District Court denies arrest warrant: A BKA facial recognition match alone is not enough to establish suspicion without technical transparency.
A flaw in Linux kernel memory management allows local users to read protected files such as SSH keys or /etc/shadow. A patch is already available.
New Windows security flaws: BitLocker can be bypassed using a USB stick and the recovery environment, while a driver flaw allows SYSTEM privileges.
A critical vulnerability in Microsoft Authenticator allows attackers to steal sign-in tokens. Updates for Android and iOS fix the issue.
Four critical vulnerabilities with maximum CVSS score of 10.0 fixed in Node.js's vm2 sandbox. Attackers could use sandbox escapes to compromise host systems.
How security technology companies can accelerate innovation projects and strategically leverage funding instruments to secure market advantages.
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The BSI has specified the timeline for the new IT-Grundschutz version: Training starts November 1, certification possible from January 1, 2027.
NIS-2 and the KRITIS umbrella law are increasing pressure on industrial companies. Why modern access control is becoming a core component of IT/OT security.
48 teams, three host nations, millions of travelers: How FIFA, the German Football Association and security authorities plan to secure the 2026 World Cup in the USA, Canada and Mexico.
A vulnerability in Oracle WebLogic Server known since 2024 is currently being exploited. CISA warns and sets deadline for US agencies.
Swiss defense company RUAG admits to paying ransom to the Akira ransomware group after sensitive data from US subsidiary Mecanex USA was stolen.