Zero-day attacks are still a big threat and not being taken seriously enough
Zero-day attacks are scary for security and easy for hackers because flaws can be reused. And the root of the problem is time and money. Read more…
Zero-day attacks are scary for security and easy for hackers because flaws can be reused. And the root of the problem is time and money. Read more…
Suspected North Korean hackers have tried to break into the systems of British COVID-19 vaccine developer, drugmaker AstraZeneca. Read more…
As many schools and colleges across the Asia-Pacific region continue to work remotely cybercriminals are taking advantage of the situation. Read more…
Saudi diplomats, Sikh separatists and Indian business executives have been among those targeted by a group of hired hackers. Read more…
One of the biggest online piracy groups in the world known as Sparks was taken down by US authorities and counterparts in 18 countries. Read more…
US travel management firm CWT paid $4.5mn to ransomware hackers who stole sensitive corporate files and threatened to take computers offline. Read more…
Hackers working in support of the Vietnamese government attempted to break into Chinese state organisations containing coronavirus outbreak. Read more…
Hackers are having a great time in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. They are using COVID-19 as a platform to launch cyberattacks. Read more…
As people disperse to their homes to work and study and remote workforce numbers increase, cybersecurity experts say hackers will follow. Read more…
COVID-19 was bound to spawn hundreds of ‘impact’ stories. From hackers and digital disruption, to economic meltdown, to the impact of a work force working from home, they keep coming. Read more…
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