Webinar A software supply chain attack is a hugely painful form of infiltration which can paralyse any business or organization. An attack like a lethal

Your summer vacation is approaching quickly! You can’t wait to take time away from your responsibilities, jump out of your daily routine, and splash into

Sponsored Feature What do bears and cyber criminals have in common? Both of them are scary, and they both have the same effect on security

Just days after releasing the second – and supposedly more stable and secure – version of its decentralized finance (DeFi) app, Jimbos Protocol over the

A coalition of 90-plus groups, including Fight for the Future and Mozilla, will descend upon Slack’s offices in San Francisco and Denver on Wednesday to

Spyware maker NSO Group has a new ringleader, as the notorious biz seeks to revamp its image amid new reports that the company’s Pegasus malware

The dark web. The name raises all kinds of questions. What is the dark web, really? Where is it? Can anyone hop on it?  Answering

security in brief The fallout from an eight-month-old cyber attack on a county in Long Island, New York has devolved into mud-slinging as leaders try

The Android Predator spyware has more surveillance capabilities than previously suspected, according to analysis by Cisco Talos, with an assist from non-profit Citizen Lab in

The US International Trade Administration (ITA) has admitted it promotes the sale of American-approved commercial spyware to foreign governments, and won’t answer questions about it,

Anyone can try ChatGPT for free. Yet that hasn’t stopped scammers from trying to cash in on it.   A rash of sketchy apps have cropped

You know what a VPN is, but the question remains—why do you need a VPN?  There’s one good reason. Your privacy. Because it’s a commodity

BlackByte ransomware crew has claimed Augusta, Georgia, as its latest victim, following what the US city’s mayor has, so far, only called a cyber “incident.”

Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Technology has confirmed it will have a cyber security authority – at some point. According to local media, state minister Kanaka

Malware designed to disrupt electric power grids was likely developed by a Russian contractor, according to Mandiant’s threat intel team that discovered the malicious software

It’s only a smart lightbulb. Why would anyone want to hack that?  Great question. Because it gets to the heart of security matters for your

Google Play has been caught with its cybersecurity pants down yet again after a once-legit Android screen-and-audio recorder app was updated to include malicious code

Register Kettle If there’s one thing that’s more all the rage these days than this AI hype, it’s warrantless spying by the Feds. Just kidding,