Latest about Cyber Attacks

PyPI: Program code on computer display in magnifying glass

PyPI attack: Targeting of repository 'shows no sign of stopping'

By Ross Kelly published

News Greater collaboration and understanding of attackers’ tactics is key to mitigating open source security threats

News
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Cisco reveals exploit code is publicly available for critical switch vulnerabilities

By Rory Bathgate published

News Attackers could target UI vulnerabilities in Cisco switches to execute malicious code

News
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SOC modernization and the role of XDR

By ITPro published

Whitepaper Security operations remain challenging

Whitepaper
JD Sports logo on a square sign fixed to one of its high street stores, with a clear blue sky in the background

JD Sports details cyber security revamp following January attack

By Connor Jones published

News It hopes a multi-vendor approach will substantially improve its cyber resilience

News
Top-level domain: A pixelated rendition of three folders in a line, with a red folder in the middle to represent a malicious .zip file and beige folders either side to represent legitimate files. Above and below the files, black and yellow checked marks indicate danger

Is the new .zip top-level domain a cyber security risk?

By Rory Bathgate published

News While some experts have branded the new domain ‘unnecessary’, others dispute its usefulness for attacks

News
502 bad gateway error spelt out in wooden blocks on a grey background to answer what is 502 bad gateway

What is a 502 Bad Gateway error?

By Rene Millman last updated

In-depth We explain what the 502 Bad Gateway networking error means for users and website owners, and some potential steps for fixing it

In-depth
Keyboard with red-glowing keys

What is the Computer Misuse Act?

By Jane McCallion last updated

In-depth If your computer systems are attacked, is the Computer Misuse Act effective enough to put those criminals behind bars?

In-depth
Microsoft Authenticator: Microsoft logo on an office building

Microsoft Authenticator mandates number matching to counter MFA fatigue attacks

By Connor Jones published

News The added layer of complexity aims to keep social engineering at bay

News
The reflection of a hacker seen in a broken mirror to represent identity-based cyber attacks

How to mitigate identity-based attacks

By Sandra Vogel published

In-depth If identity-based cyber attacks are successful, they can give hackers the opportunity to infiltrate an entire network

In-depth
Capita logo appearing a smartphone

Capita's handling of cyber attack shows companies still fail at breach reporting

By Ross Kelly published

Analysis Capita initially told customers there was “no evidence” of data having been compromised in the March cyber attack

Analysis
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