NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital will pay $300,000 for using third-party tools that disclosed protected health information on its website, violating HIPAA. The settlement requires corrective actions, such as updating policies and procedures, conducting audits and regular reviews of contracts with third-party tools. The trend of healthcare providers using pixel-tracking tools has raised privacy concerns, leading to increased scrutiny and warnings from federal agencies.

Vidar & StealC 2.0 Released by Threat Actors With a Complete New Build
Cybersecurity experts have identified major updates to two prominent info-stealers, Vidar and StealC, that feature enhanced capabilities and up-to-date user interfaces. Intriguingly, both versions incorporate