Following on from today’s news that hacking group AnonCoders carried out a mass hack-attack on over 100 websites, the group has contacted us with a new announcement.
Cyber insurance has become a big deal in the UK, but it’s no substitute for good cyber security.
The battle against cyber-attacks and the damage it causes costs British businesses a stunning £34 billion every year, a new survey has shown.
Ex-hackers are being targeted by UK companies to help them get ahead of the current crop of cybercriminals.
A Chinese state-run newspaper has claimed that an overseas malware attack was responsible for Web snags
New research shows a lack of trust in brick and mortar retailers as well as an increased thirst to be made aware when suspicious activity takes place on an account.
Security experts have claimed the voice recording systems used by the UK emergency services contain security flaws that could be potentially exploited by hackers.
French storage company LaCie, which counts security encryption products among its portfolio, has warned customers that it may have been breached by hackers for an entire year.
China has been busy spying on governments, businesses and journalists in Southeast Asia and India for a decade, with no one in its way, a new report suggests.
A group of hackers known as the Lizard Squad recently targeted the National Crime Agency (NCA) website, bringing it down for a few hours.
A report by The European Police Office has claimed that the first death at the hands of IoT hacking is likely to occur soon, with vulnerable health and safety equipment likely to be the cause.
The Iranian government is reportedly working on a new system to block Internet anonymity.
In light of reports that a shocking majority of UK firms are lacking in cyber insurance, Alex Fidgen, director at MWR InfoSecurity, has given the following comment.
It seems as the recent breach of the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has affected more people than originally thought, the government agency said.
Keyless car crime is on the rise in London, with criminals able to hack into onboard computers and start cars. Be particularly careful if you own a Range Rover Evoque!
Fast, novel, automated: threats are routinely getting past traditional security tools. Security now, more than ever, needs to be top of the CEO’s agenda. We are seeing a host of new, innovative threats attacking companies on a daily basis. A recent example, detected by Darktrace’s ‘immune system’ approach, highlights how machine learning can help in...
Businesses are at risk of “sleepwalking into a reputational time bomb” because they lack awareness of how to protect their data assets.
The rapid rise of cybercrime shows no sign of slowing, according to a new report published today by PwC which found that over 50 per cent of British companies expect to be the victim of an online crime over over the next two years.
The US military is preparing to wage war on car crime with the specific remit to develop a plan with manufacturers that prevents hackers stealing cars and one day turning them into weapons.
With thousands of ISIS Twitter accounts popping up every day, the cyber warfare between Ukraine and the pro-Russian rebels, the viruses designed to destroy a nuclear power plant’s turbines, hackings and cyber warfare have long ago become an integral part of any armed conflict.
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