Fool me once…but 4 times? […] The department’s investigation found evidence that Carnival had been subject to four cyber security events between 2019 and 2021, including two ransomware attacks. They involved […]
No wonder there is a drive to automate as much security-related activity as possible. But it’s not always easy to make use of automation to replace highly skilled professionals. A […]
QR codes can be incredibly useful. It would be a shame if they get such a bad rep that no-one uses them…: We take a look at reports of rogue […]
The latest from Brian Krebs…: Authorities in the United States, Germany, the Netherlands and the U.K. last week said they dismantled the “RSOCKS” botnet, a collection of millions of hacked […]
I can think of many organisations where even getting management sign-off within 6 hours is nigh on impossible, let alone submitting a report to a regulator. Expect push back in […]
Do we want Skynet? Because this is how we get it. “Accidentally released” software…: A new IoT malware was detected in October 2021 with as many as 30 exploit mechanisms […]
Just a reminder. Security is not only about Confidentiality and Integrity but also about Availability. Your system isn’t much use if no one can get to it…: This month’s Windows Server […]
The latest from Brian Krebs…: Check out this handmade sign posted to the front door of a shuttered Jimmy John’s sandwich chain shop in Missouri last week. See if you […]
Good stuff… […] INTERPOL says police in participating countries raided national call centres suspected of telecommunications or scamming fraud, particularly telephone deception, romance scams, email deception, and connected financial crime. […]
Anyone involved in fundraising will tell you that the most likely people to give you a donation are those that have done so in the past…: Most companies that get […]