Ukrainian police have reportedly arrested two members of a ransomware gang – and while some have fingered REvil, no firm details have been published by

We hope you’ve enjoyed Cyber Awareness month. This year’s theme asked us all to do our part to stay safer online. The idea is that if we each take steps to secure our

This week’s blog post highlighting Cybersecurity Awareness Month kicks off our series and is from NIST’s Dave Temoshok, Senior Advisor in the Information Technology Laboratory Applied Cybersecurity

Opinion Personal data is the oil of the internet. The great engines of Facebook and Google pump it relentlessly, burning it at will to power

Who, Me? Start your week with a warning about those temporary emergency hacks that all too often end up permanent in today’s edition of Who,

The increasing prevalence of ransomware tops the findings of the McAfee Enterprise Advanced Threat Research Report: October 2021 released today. While ransomware continues to hold

The Internet Archive has launched a campaign against tech regulation by setting up a Wayforward Machine, semi-parodying its famous Wayback Machine archiving site. The Wayforward

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A malware peddler has created a fake website posing as Amnesty International to serve gullible marks with software that claims to protect users against NSO

IKEA has removed hidden security cameras from its warehouse in Peterborough, England, after an employee spotted one in the ceiling void while using the toilet.

The campaign may last for a month, but we should remember that cybersecurity is a year-round affair The month of October is associated with a

Something for the Weekend, Sir? “Buy me a beer?” Sure, I buy beers for perfect strangers all the time. But you will have to wait

Apple’s digital wallet Apple Pay will pay whatever amount is demanded of it, without authorization, if configured for transit mode with a Visa card, and

Someone claiming to be a former contractor for the REvil ransomware gang has given an interview to a security firm, saying he struggles to sleep

Flaws in Apple Pay and Visa could allow criminals to make arbitrary contactless payments – no authentication needed, research finds Cybercriminals could make fraudulent purchases

Consumer guardian Which? has attempted to put a price on people’s personal information as it ramps up pressure for tougher rules around data-ravenous tech giants

The Ministry of Defence has published a data strategy that calls on the British armed forces to make better use of its “enduring strategic asset”

Security specialist ESET’s latest Threat Report warns of a massive increase in attacks on Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) endpoints – and new activity from the