An unauthenticated remote code execution vulnerability in Apache’s Log4j Java-based logging tool is being actively exploited, researchers have warned after it was used to execute

Retired Microsoft engineer, Dave Plummer, offered a blast from the past last week with a look back at the infamous Sony Windows “rootkit” scandal. In

Personal information describing names, addresses, bank account details, and taxation IDs of 38,000 Australian government employees has been leaked to the dark web after a

Almost a third of the world wide web’s top million sites are still not using HTTPS by default, according to infosec researcher Scott Helme’s analysis.

We all know the frustration. A new piece of tech isn’t working the way it should. Or maybe setting it up is simply turning into a royal pain. Grrr, right? Just

Cyber insurance premiums are increasing and so is infosec’s determination to get a slice of that pie: Cloudflare is partnering with Mandiant, Secureworks, and Crowdstrike

Something’s not right. Maybe your phone is losing its charge way too quickly. Or one day it suddenly starts turning itself off and on again.

Half a decade ago, in the wake of the rise of cloud computing, some IT evangelists, CIOs, and large tech research firms foretold the imminent

Paid Post Why do CISOs and CIOs endure so many sleepless nights? Because they’re either worrying about cyber attacks in general, and ransomware in particular,

Australia’s Federal Police force has revealed more about how it distributed a backdoored chat app to criminals. The app, named An0m, was revealed in June

Have you noticed that when parents gather, it doesn’t take long before the topic of kids and social media comes up. That’s because concern over screen time is a big deal, especially in this post-pandemic season. Parents want to

A Canadian man is accused of masterminding ransomware attacks that caused “damage” to systems belonging to the US state of Alaska. A federal indictment against

Webinar This isn’t surprising. The prospect of having all your data and applications compromised, whether due to ransomware or other cyberattacks, or any of the

British telco Virgin Media is facing a £50k financial penalty after spamming more than 400,000 opted-out customers urging them to sign back up to receive

Paid Feature “The trust of the innocent is the liar’s most useful tool,” Stephen King wrote. At least that’s what the internet claims. But “proving”

Microsoft has extended the Secured-core concept it applied to PCs in 2019 to servers, and to Windows Server and Azure Stack HCI. Secured-core sees Microsoft

From a CISO’s point of view, 2021 was not a very good year. It started with a scramble to address the SolarWinds cyberattack and is

Cryptominer malware removal is a routine piece of the cybersecurity landscape these days. Yet if criminals are hijacking your compute cycles to mine cryptocurrencies, chances