Month: May 2022

An investigation found Zuckerberg had lax oversight of users and created misleading privacy agreements …

DCMS announce 14 finalists of the UK’s Most Innovative Cyber SME Competition …

Four years’ worth of records were accessed during the data breach …

After declaring cyber-war, Anonymous announced that the official Killnet site was offline …

Seven cyber hygiene best practices including access management, firewalls, penetration testing and data backups you should implement now …

Hacker group Killnet has targeted approximately 50 Italian institutions, including the council of judiciary …

“Good faith” hackers will no longer face prosecution under the CFAA …

A new report warns hackers could exploit flaws in agricultural hardware used to plant and harvest crops …

The UK’s Revenge Porn Helpline received 1124 reports of sextortion last year, compared to 593 in 2020 …

Ivanti observed a 7.6% rise in the number of vulnerabilities tied to ransomware, most of which were exploited by Conti …

Federal agencies have until May 23 to mitigate the vulnerabilities …

Brad Smith argues that the Russia-Ukraine war marks significant shift in way warfare is conducted …

Account takeover attacks surge as a result …

Many aren’t following the advice of their own training programs …

Double extortion now the norm, says Group-IB …

Pharmacy retailer Dis-Chem announced that an unauthorized party gained access to its customer database …

The leak was caused by a programming issue at the Texas Department of Insurance …

Andrew Elliot from DCMS provides an update on government initiatives to boost cybersecurity talent pipeline …

Commodity kit invites new entrants into the market …

Poor cyber-hygiene to blame for many compromises …