22 Oct

UK data regulator defends decision not to investigate MoD Afghan data breach

The UK’s data protection regulator declined to launch an investigation into a leak at the Ministry of Defence that risked the lives of thousands of

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21 Oct

How malware vaccines could stop ransomware’s rampage

Feature What’s better, prevention or cure? For a long time the global cybersecurity industry has operated by reacting to attacks and computer viruses. But given

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21 Oct

Restructuring risk operations: building a business-aligned cyber strategy

Partner Content As cyber risk continues to escalate, many organizations face a disconnect between cybersecurity investments and actual risk reduction. Despite increased security budgets, formal

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21 Oct

Muji’s minimalist calm shattered as ransomware takes down logistics partner

Japanese retailer Muji is suspending online orders after logistics partner Askul was knocked offline by a ransomware attack. Muji confirmed late on Sunday that “logistics

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21 Oct

Feds flag active exploitation of patched Windows SMB vuln

Uncle Sam’s cyber wardens have warned that a high-severity flaw in Microsoft’s Windows SMB client is now being actively exploited – months after it was

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21 Oct

A shot in the dark: Can malware vaccines stop ransomware’s rampage?

Feature What’s better, prevention or cure? For a long time the global cybersecurity industry has operated by reacting to attacks and computer viruses. But given

Author rabih
21 Oct

Zero Trust Everywhere: a new era in cybersecurity for European organizations

Partner Content Many organizations across Europe have taken steps to implement Zero Trust principles, securing users, devices, workloads, and applications. But while these efforts are

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21 Oct

Anti-fraud body leaks dozens of email addresses in invite mishap

Anti-fraud nonprofit Cifas was left red-faced after sending out a calendar invite that exposed the email addresses of dozens of individuals working across the fraud

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20 Oct

Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025: Building resilience against ransomware

Ransomware rages on and no organization is too small to be targeted by cyber-extortionists. How can your business protect itself against the threat? 20 Oct

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20 Oct

UK calls up Armed Forces veterans for digital ID soft launch

The UK’s Armed Forces veterans are being tasked with one last mission – proving the government can successfully roll out a digital ID card scheme.

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17 Oct

Have I Been Pwned logs 17.6M victims in Prosper breach

Data breach tracker HaveIBeenPwned claims the victim count of peer-to-peer lender Prosper’s September cyberattack stands at 17.6 million. In the first breakdown of affected data

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17 Oct

Labor unions sue Trump administration over social media surveillance

Lawyers at the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) are helping three US labor unions sue the Trump administration over a social media surveillance program that threatens

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17 Oct

Carmakers fear chip crunch as Dutch sanctions hit Nexperia

Major car, van, truck and bus manufacturers are warning that the Dutch government placing semiconductor biz Nexperia under special administrative measures could result in a

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16 Oct

Vulnerability scores, huh, what are they good for? Almost nothing

Aram Hovespyan, co-founder and CEO of security biz Codific, says that the rating systems for identifying security vulnerabilities and assessing threat risk need to be

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16 Oct

Chinese cyberspies snoop on Russian IT biz in rare east-on-east attack

China’s cyberspies quietly broke into a Russian IT service provider in what researchers say is a rare example of Beijing turning its digital gaze on

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16 Oct

Locked out of your Gmail account? Google says phone a friend

The latest security feature for Gmail enables users to recover their accounts with a little help from their friends. Google is now allowing its customers

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16 Oct

Microsoft kills 9.9-rated ASP.NET Core bug – ‘our highest ever’ score

Microsoft has patched an ASP.NET Core vulnerability with a CVSS score of 9.9, which security program manager Barry Dorrans said was “our highest ever.” The

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16 Oct

Senator presses Cisco over firewall flaws that burned US agency

US Senator Bill Cassidy has fired off a pointed letter to Cisco over the firewall flaws that allegedly let hackers breach “at least one federal

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