08 Nov

You’ll never guess who’s been exploiting the ManageEngine service to steal passwords

Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 research team has said criminals using tools accompanied by Chinese instructions gained access to high-interest networks and stole passwords after

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08 Nov

Spot Those Black Friday and Cyber Monday Shopping Scams

You’re not the only one looking forward to the big holiday sales like Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Hackers are too. As people flock to

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08 Nov

Angling (re)Direct: Criminals net website of Brit fishing tackle retailer, send users straight to smut site

Miscreants have hijacked the systems of Angling Direct, diverting traffic from its websites to Pornhub and threatening to wipe its internal data. The London Stock

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08 Nov

Computer misuse crimes in UK surge to high not seen since 2017 even as prosecutions slump 20%

Public reports of computer-linked crimes are soaring thanks to a huge rise in data breaches, even as prosecutions against Computer Misuse Act offenders slump. The

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08 Nov

Who Will Bend the Knee in RaaS Game of Thrones in 2022?

McAfee Enterprise and FireEye recently released its 2022 Threat Predictions. In this blog, we take a deeper dive into a Game of Thrones power struggle

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06 Nov

Telegram – What Parents Need To Know Now

If you hadn’t heard of Telegram till 2021 then you wouldn’t be alone. This relatively unknown messaging and social media platform has risen from relative

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06 Nov

Teen Slang and Texting Acronyms Parents Should Know

If you pick up your teen’s phone on any given day, chances are the next stop you make will be Google. That’s because, if you’re

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05 Nov

Reg reader returns Samsung TV after finding giant ads splattered everywhere

A Register reader triggered a kerfuffle for Samsung after asking the electronics biz if he could disable large and intrusive adverts splattered across his new

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05 Nov

No day in court: US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court rulings will stay a secret

The US Supreme Court this week refused [PDF] to hear a case that would have forced the country’s hush-hush Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) to

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05 Nov

Reward! Uncle Sam promises $10m for info about DarkSide ransomware gang chiefs

US authorities are dangling a $10m reward for information on the DarkSide gang, while Interpol says half a dozen people were arrested in Ukraine on

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05 Nov

Labour Party supplier ransomware attack: Who holds ex-members’ data and on what legal basis?

Mystery surrounds the Labour Party ransomware attack, with former party members who left years ago saying their data was caught up in the hack –

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05 Nov

Beijing fingers foreign spies for data mischief, with help from consulting firm

China’s Ministry of State Security released details this week of three alleged security breaches that saw sensitive data illegally transferred abroad. State-sponsored Xinhua News Agency

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04 Nov

Google squashes Android zero‑day bug exploited in targeted attacks

Beyond the vulnerability in the Android kernel, the monthly round of security patches plugs another 38 security loopholes Google has released its monthly round of

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04 Nov

FYI: Code compiled to WebAssembly may lack standard security defenses

WebAssembly has been promoted for its security benefits, though researchers in Belgium and New Zealand contend applications built in this binary format lack important protections.

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04 Nov

Beijing lashes USA’s China Telecom ban – but quite gently

China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has responded with mild indignation to the USA’s decision to revoke the operating licence that allowed China Telcom

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03 Nov

US Dept of Commerce sanctions NSO Group, Positive Technologies, other makers of snoopware

The US government’s Dept of Commerce on Wednesday sanctioned four companies in Israel, Russia, and Singapore for selling software used to break into computer systems

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03 Nov

Microsoft rolls out $3-a-user Defender for small biz types

Ignite Sniffing the wind after the large uptick in ransomware attacks across the corporate world, Microsoft said it plans to roll out a new Defender

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03 Nov

Squid Game Cryptocurrency Scam Cheats Investors, Serves as a Warning

It’s little surprise that a digital currency scam based on the popular Squid Games series on Netflix is making the news.   If you haven’t caught wind of it yet,

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