Hacking

News The Conservatives have also been forced to abandon plans to allow members to change their vote later in the contest

By Zach Marzouk Published 3 August 22

News The Nomad team has notified law enforcement and retained leading firms for blockchain intelligence and forensics, it said in a statement on Twitter

By Zach Marzouk Published 2 August 22

News Business and verified Twitter accounts linked to affected apps are at risk of takeover, use in malicious campaigns

By Rory Bathgate Published 2 August 22

News The early 2020 attack, publicly disclosed for the first time this week, is thought to have had a "staggering effect" on the department and other agencies

By Connor Jones Published 29 July 22

News Vulnerabilities in a GPS tracker used by governments, militaries, and Fortune 50 companies could be used to track the locations of high-value targets and disable emergency service vehicles

By Connor Jones Published 20 July 22

News The company said that it has been investigating a phishing incident in which an employee was targeted through social engineering

By Zach Marzouk Published 18 July 22

In-depth Plans to eradicate passwords from the business landscape are underway, but there are significant hurdles to overcome

By Debabrata Deb Published 14 July 22

News IT supplier says there's no evidence to suggest customer data was exfiltrated during the "security incident" attack

By Daniel Todd Published 8 July 22

News The threat actor was identified by their duplicate data, which they were trying to pass off as their own for financial gain

By Rory Bathgate Published 4 July 22

News Basic Auth will be turned off by Microsoft in October, but CISA wants all organisations to migrate from the vulnerable method as soon as possible

By Connor Jones Published 30 June 22