Collaborate Disseminate
You may already be going to be there without realising it, as the event is happening at the same place as IDC’s Identity & Privacy Conference.
Continue reading Hear Graham Cluley speak at “Conversations from the Vault” in London
AIG, one of the largest insurance companies in the world, has issued a report which reveals that there is a new leader in the list of top threats causing losses for businesses.
Read more in my article on the Bitdefender Business Insights blog.
Continue reading The top reason businesses make a cyber insurance claim – Business Email Compromise
AIG, one of the largest insurance companies in the world, has issued a report which reveals that there is a new leader in the list of top threats causing losses for businesses.
The post The top reason businesses make a cyber insurance claim –… Continue reading The top reason businesses make a cyber insurance claim – Business Email Compromise
Capital One isn’t the only organisation allegedly to have had its data breached by Paige Thompson, the former Amazon systems engineer.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Continue reading Ex-Amazon worker – suspected of hacking Capital One – faces charges of breaching 30 other companies to mine cryptocurrency
Was a cybercrime committed on the International Space Station? What on earth were Ukrainian scientists thinking when they plugged a nuclear power station into the internet? And someone has cloned Canadian clinical psychologist Jordan Peterson’s v… Continue reading Smashing Security #143: Hacking from outer space, Ukrainian cryptomining, and deepfaked Canadians
An increasing number of people are reporting that their calendars are being bombarded with spam invitations. Here is how to stop them appearing in your Google calendar.
Continue reading Won a free iPhone? No, it’s Calendar spam
Apple has fixed the jailbreaking vulnerability in iOS that it previously unfixed.
Continue reading iOS 12.4.1 update fixes jailbreak vulnerability that Apple accidentally reintroduced
The organisers of the Black Hat USA conference are being sued by Crown Sterling after its controversial sponsored talk in Las Vegas.
Continue reading Company that was laughed off-stage sues Black Hat
Web hosting firm Hostinger has reset the passwords of all of its customers after it discovered hackers had breached its systems and accessed a database containing millions of records.
Continue reading Hostinger resets passwords following security breach
Good luck to the social media sites playing whack-a-mole as they try to police the activities of state-sponsored groups trying to influence the public’s opinion with co-ordinated campaigns. This isn’t going to be a problem that’s eas… Continue reading YouTube joins Facebook and Twitter, disabling accounts targeting Hong Kong protests