Rene Millman
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United Kingdom
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Interpol arrests nearly 1,000 cyber criminals in months-long anti-fraud operation
Operation HAECHI-III sees the seizure of more than $130 million in virtual assets → Read More
Windows users now able to run Linux apps and distros natively
Microsoft announced the general availability of Windows Subsystem for Linux, bringing native Linux capabilities to Windows 10 for the first time via the Microsoft Store → Read More
Pro-Russia Killnet hackers claim DDoS attack on EU Parliament website
The attack was launched shortly after MEPs voted to brand Russia a state-sponsor of terrorism for its invasion of Ukraine → Read More
Machine learning vs deep learning vs neural networks: What’s the difference?
These three subdivisions of AI pose different opportunities for businesses → Read More
What is Dell Apex?
The everything as a service (XaaS) platform comprises not just cloud but storage, servers, and a lot more besides → Read More
What is threat hunting?
Although most threats can be dealt with automatically, the tougher ones require a bit more investigation → Read More
What is the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA)?
The European Commission is hoping to open up platforms and break down big tech’s most egregious monopolistic practices → Read More
Linux-based Cheerscrypt ransomware found targeting VMware ESXi servers
Cheerscrypt malware could cause severe disruption to companies using the virtualisation software → Read More
How to build a zero trust model
Threats are becoming greater and more diverse, but having a zero trust architecture could help your business defend its infrastructure → Read More
More than 90% of IT decision makers reuse passwords
Bitwarden survey also finds that half of IT professionals share their passwords with colleagues → Read More
Sabbath hackers are targeting US schools and hospitals
The rebranded hacking group is demanding multi-million-dollar ransom payments, according to Mandiant → Read More
Vodafone to roll out self-sufficient masts powered entirely by renewable energy
Masts will be built in remote locations in the UK following a trial later this year → Read More
Microsoft patch fails to fix Installer zero-day affecting every version of Windows
The exploit allows hackers to elevate privileges and create admin accounts → Read More
Samsung selects Texas for $17 billion semiconductor factory
New plant to be built in Taylor, just 25km away from Samsung's existing site in Austin → Read More
UK gov introduces cyber bill designed to clamp down on unsecure devices
Law could prevent sale of smartphones, TVs, speakers, toys, and other digital devices that fail to meet minimum security requirements → Read More
Sky Broadband took almost 18 months to fix serious router flaw
When questioned by the BBC, Sky blamed the slow rollout of the update on the large scale of delivery, stating “we take the safety and security of our customers very seriously.” “After being alerted to the risk, we began work on finding a remedy for the problem and we can confirm that a fix has been delivered to all Sky-manufactured products.” The flaw in question was a DNS rebinding… → Read More
BazarLoader malware abuses Windows 10 apps in 'Call Me Back' attack
The highly targeted phishing campaign abuses appxbundle to infect devices → Read More
Big zero-day flaw found in Palo Alto security appliance
Vulnerability in GlobalProtect VPN could enable hackers to take control of the security system → Read More
83% of critical infrastructure companies have experienced breaches in the last three years
Survey finds security practices are weak if not non-existent in critical firms → Read More
Iranian hackers targeting telcos and ISPs using upgraded malware
New report shines a light on Lyceum cyberespionage group → Read More