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The pandemic has been a powerful catalyst for much hacking increases during the first half of 2020, with weekly COVID-19-related phishing attacks increasing from under

Source code from exposed repositories of dozens of companies across various sectors (tech, finance, retail, food, eCommerce, manufacturing) is publicly available, because of misconfigurations in

The ‘mastermind’ of the Twitter breach that utilised prominent peoples accounts for a cryptocurrency con turned out to be a 17-year-old in Tampa, Florida, who

A “BootHole” bug could let cyber-attackers load malware, steal information & move laterally into corporate, OT, IoT & home networks. Billions of Windows & Linux

The FBI warned organisations last week that attackers are increasingly using built-in network protocols to launch destructive distributed denial of service attacks. For many, the

The 2 hackers were also linked to attempts to hack American biotech firms working on a Coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine. The US govt. recently laid charges

Algorithms revealed error rates of between 5%-50% when comparing photos of people wearing digitally created masks with unmasked faces. Face masks not only have shown

A recent hack shows that fitness tracking companies are vulnerable sources of sensitive data & are not engaging with privacy concerns sufficiently. The Garmin ransomware

CISOs should do more to ensure staff do not burn-out – including increasing diversity. Over half (54%) of IT security professionals had left a job

It has now been established that a ‘path traversal vulnerability’ in the iDRAC technology can allow remote attackers to take over control of server operations.

It has been revealed that hackers are exploiting a ‘high-severity vulnerability’ found in Cisco’s network security software products, often used by US Fortune 500 companies.

The UK’s initiative to trace contacts of people infected with Covid-19 is receiving criticism, as privacy campaigners maintain that it was rolled-out without a proper