Security
Scambaiters: vigilante cybercrime fighters who mean well but do more harm than good
The popularity of scambaiting communities clearly shows there is a public desire for more action against online fraud, but they...
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Who is most vulnerable to cybercrime: new report reveals surprising insights
Cybercrime has undoubtedly risen during the Covid-19 pandemic, but the risk of attack has not been equally spread across society....
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Surag Patel, Contrast Security: a single point of code insertion can have monumental repercussions
The increasing digitalization of business processes calls not only for a safe but also a next-generation approach to application security....
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Dan Stone, Storage Made Easy: people are both the weakest link and the strongest line of defense
Work from home has become the new reality for businesses worldwide, offering a flexible and convenient model of operations. But...
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Gary Phipps, CyberGRX: cybersecurity is a cat and mouse game
As ransomware picks up its pace, more companies turn to the cybersecurity field to look for effective solutions to combat...
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Mark Nunnikhoven, Lacework: as the cloud grows, the attack surface becomes seemingly infinite
The increasing popularity of the cloud can be easily explained by its effectiveness and a wide range of benefits -...
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We've seen just the tip of the Mēris botnet iceberg
Last month, a Russian tech giant Yandex was hit by the largest DDoS attack in history. The record-breaking attack was...
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Is deepfake satellite imagery the next battleground?
As deepfake technology becomes more potent, experts warn that “deepfake geography” may be an increasingly pressing problem. Globally, the alternative...
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Aviv Grafi, Votiro: the most targeted industries are soon to be healthcare, insurance, and finance
Cyber-attacks remain on the rise, affecting everyone from individuals to giant corporations. The trend is expected to continue with new...
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Reports highlight the astronomical cost of ID theft
With most of us spending more time online than ever before, cybercriminals have made hay. Ironically, their profits are compounded...
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How to secure cyber-physical supply chains
The merging of digital and physical domains is a central part of the digital transformation we're going through as part...
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Social media vs cybersecurity: how to safely use social media at work
In the early days of social media, organizations were primarily concerned with employees wasting their time online when they should...
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Alastair Paterson, Digital Shadows: criminals capitalize on the confusion
The rise of cybercrime has been echoing across the globe, with financial losses estimated at $6 trillion by the end...
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Popular Android apps with 142.5 million collective installs leak user data
14 top Android apps with 142.5 million installs are misconfigured, leaving their data exposed to unauthorized parties. Nine out of...
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Using cyberattacks to make AI more energy hungry
Training of AI-based systems is already incredibly inefficient, and new research suggests that hackers may be about to make things...
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Glacier Kwong from Hong Kong: speaking up when you’re being monitored takes a lot of creativity
Hong Kong is nothing more than a Chinese city now, says Glacier Kwong from Keyboard Frontline. She welcomes Google’s decision...
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Massive analysis of 311 million malware warnings: here’s how hackers fool us
311 million records containing 77 million URLs were analysed to develop the document. Malware is a massive issue for internet...
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Quantum internet and the future of cybersecurity
Advances in technology, and the advent of a new way of handling information on the internet, could potentially head off any attacks before they occur.
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Is cybersecurity insurance your silver bullet?
The Covid era has seen a significant rise in cybercrime, as criminals have sought to capitalize on the chaos and...
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The man behind The Daily Mail attack: only the criminal’s imagination is what’s stopping them from doing anything they want
The Daily Mail journalists, willingly hacked by the CyberNews team, said they were alarmed by the results. The ethical hacker...
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