-
The Binance hack explainedNews Initial reports that a single compromised laptop was the cause of the Binance hack have been debunked by the crypto exchange firm
News -
Hacked fridges and another Google Cloud outagePodcast On this week's episode, ITPro news and analysis editor Ross Kelly joins Bobby and Scott to talk through the biggest stories of the month
Podcast -
Japan has declared a national cyber emergency – what could this mean for enterprise security leaders?Opinion Could authorities elsewhere take similar steps, and does it change how we respond to cyber incidents?
Opinion -
A spate of cyber attacks has rocked JapanNews With over 100 cyber attacks impacting major sectors this year, Japan’s ruling party is calling for an emergency taskforce to strengthen AI defenses
News -
PHP vulnerabilities spark global scramble as websites taken downNews The impact of critical PHP vulnerabilities has been felt worldwide
News -
LiteLLM flaws allow full admin control and API-key theftUsers are advised to implement patch immediately in order to avoid breaches
-
Another major fashion retailer hit by cyber attackNews TFG London says that payment information hasn't been accessed
News -
French fridges hacked in country-wide supermarket attackInternet-connected fridge temperatures raised remotely by hackers, spoiling food and sparking fires
-
UK schools are getting better at dealing with cyber attacksNews Most now say they can recover immediately, and that they're taking proactive measures to protect themselves
News -
UK academic institutions are under assault by hackersNews New data from SonicWall shows "relentless" ongoing activity by cyber criminals
News -
Freelance tech pros beware: North Korean cyber criminals are targeting gig workers in a new malware campaignNews Fake tests during the recruitment process infect applicants' devices to steal cryptocurrency
News -
Building a pre-emptive security architecture — what is it and how can your business adopt one?In-depth Getting ahead of attacks is always better than waiting for an attack and then limiting the fallout – but this is often easier said than done
In-depth
