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Organisations that fell victim to Andromeda, a commodity malware that dates back 12 years, seem to be at risk of…
The Vice Society ransomware crew has leaked a large volume of personally identifiable information (PII) on pupils and staff at…
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Facebook parent firm Meta faces fines totalling €390m (£345m) after European regulators found it had been unlawfully processing customers’ personal…
Are we entering a new space race? In a manner of speaking, it could be argued we’re already in that…
The career of Rajesh Naidu, chief architect and head of data management and data governance at Expedia Group, mirrors the way…
There were no bank robberies in Denmark last year, as a result of better security and the fact that the…
Staffers at the UK’s Guardian newspaper have been informed that their offices will remain shut for at least a month,…
Towards the end of last year, management consultant McKinsey published an article where the first paragraph was created by ChatGPT,…
Ransomware operators are exploiting Fortinet network devices that remain vulnerable to a critical authentication bypass vulnerability, according to research publicly…
A South Africa-based threat actor known as Automated Libra has been observed adopting increasingly sophisticated techniques to conduct a widespread…
Half of non-banking businesses believe that banking as a service (BaaS) will eventually replace traditional banking, with the cost-of-living crisis…