03 Feb

FBI says more cyber attacks come from China than everywhere else combined

US Federal Bureau of Investigation director Christopher Wray has named China as the source of more cyber-attacks on the USA than all other nations combined.

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03 Feb

Privacy in Practice: Securing Your Data in 2022 and Beyond

Every year we can count on new technology to make our lives easier. Right? As beneficial and convenient as tech can be, it can also

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03 Feb

Worried about occasional npm malware scares? It’s more common than you may think

Malware gets spotted in GitHub’s npm registry every few months, elevating concerns about the software supply chain until attention gets diverted and worries recede until

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03 Feb

Worried about occasional npm malware scares? They’re more common than you may think

Malware gets spotted in GitHub’s npm registry every few months, elevating concerns about the software supply chain until attention gets diverted and worries recede until

Author rabih
02 Feb

Remote code execution vulnerability in Samba due to macOS interop module

Six months after LibreOffice 7.2, version 7.3 is out with faster and more accurate file importing and rendering for improved compatibility with Microsoft Office. The

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02 Feb

UK think tank proposes Online Safety Bill reviewer to keep tabs on Ofcom decisions

Even think tanks with close links to the UK’s Conservative government are now criticising the Online Safety Bill, with the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA)

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02 Feb

Shoulder surfing: Watch out for eagle‑eyed snoopers peeking at your phone

Some fraudsters may use low-tech tactics to steal your sensitive information – peering over your shoulder as you enter that data is one of them

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02 Feb

DMCA-dot-com XSS vuln reported in 2020 still live today and firm has shrugged it off

There is a live cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in takedowns website DMCA-dot-com’s user interface. It’s existed for more than a year and the site’s operators

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02 Feb

What are real organisations doing with zero trust?

Reg Reader Survey Like many concepts in cyber-security, Zero Trust (hereafter “ZT”) has come to prominence recently. The concept is reckoned to have first been

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01 Feb

Ransomware means your database IS the front line. How are you defending it?

Webinar Databases are often thought of as, well, part of the back office of any organization. Yet just consider what would happen to a modern

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01 Feb

Cyberattacker hits German service station petrol terminal provider

Two companies owned by Hamburg-based company fuel group Marquard & Bahls are battling cyberattackers, with loading and unloading systems at the German arm of petrol

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01 Feb

Russia’s naval exercise near Ireland unlikely to involve cable-tapping shenanigans

A Russian naval exercise in the Atlantic, near several submarine cables between Britain, France and the US, is more likely to be sabre-rattling than an

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31 Jan

Crypto outfit Qubit appeals to the honour of thieves who lifted $80M of its digi-dollars

Another week, another crypto upstart admitting its lax security has been exploited and parties unknown have made off with millions. But this time there’s a

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28 Jan

It’s Data Privacy Day: Here’s How to Stay Protected in 2022

When you logged on to your computer this morning, data privacy probably wasn’t the first thing you were thinking about. The same goes for when

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28 Jan

Internet Society condemns UK’s Online Safety Bill for demonising encryption using ‘think of the children’ tactic

Britain’s controversial Online Safety Bill will leave Britons more exposed to internet harms than ever before, the Internet Society has said, while data from other

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28 Jan

Help Celebrate Data Privacy Week & NIST Privacy Framework’s 2nd Birthday!

Credit: Shutterstock/Rawpixel.com Today’s blog celebrates Data Privacy Week, an international awareness initiative led by the National Cyber Security Alliance to help spread awareness about online

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28 Jan

Silk could tie up all-but-unbreakable encryption, say South Korean boffins

Silk could become a means of authentication and unbreakable encryption, according to South Korean boffins. Silk can take on this role, as explained in Nature

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28 Jan

Intel fails to get Spectre, Meltdown chip flaw class-action super-suit tossed out

Intel will have to defend itself against claims that the semiconductor goliath knew its microprocessors were defective and failed to tell customers. On Wednesday, Judge

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