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API security often involves third-party, rather than first-party, APIs, and each use case can have different requirements. Rather than trying to make one technological approach work for all instances, ...

Financial technology company 700Credit has disclosed a significant data breach that resulted in the exposure of personal ...

In a bold move toward enhancing its infotainment landscape, Tesla is reportedly preparing to introduce support for third-party applications. A recent finding in the official Tesla app lends ...

Google Analytics 4 is enhancing its privacy features in preparation for the deprecation of third-party cookies next year. The platform told Search Engine Land that it is accelerating the roll out of ...

700Credit lost sensitive data on 5.6 million people after a third‑party API was compromised Attackers siphoned ~20% of consumer records over two weeks, including names, addresses, DOBs, and SSNs ...

Third-party apps like Tweetbot and Twitterrific have been used to operate and interact with Twitter for years, but a revision to the social media platform’s API rules may put a stop to that. Twitter ...

Modern applications rely on multiple data sources: on-premise legacy applications, cloud applications, databases, modern cloud-based SaaS solutions, IoT devices and third-party APIs. The integration ...

Microsoft announced that passwordless authentication is now easier on Windows 11 through native support for third-party passkey managers, the first ones supported being 1Password and Bitwarden. This ...

When organizations consider application programming interface (API) security, they typically focus on securing APIs that are written in-house. However, not all the APIs that companies use are ...

2023 was the year social networks realized that they were sitting on massive troves of data. And some companies, such as Twitter (now X) and Reddit, decided to change their terms to shut out ...