
APAC consumers want security and ease-of-use when online
APAC consumers want the security that their private data are protected as well as an easy, seamless experience when online. Read more…
APAC consumers want the security that their private data are protected as well as an easy, seamless experience when online. Read more…
SMS was deprecated as authentication more than a decade ago, yet Twitter announced that it will only allow its users to secure their accounts with SMS-based 2FA Read more…
Samsung restricts employee use of generative AI tools like ChatGPT after some staff were caught misusing it. At least one AI expert says the ban is a bad idea. Read more…
The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is on the rise, but a report says many connected devices are insecure: nurse call systems, infusion pumps, even printers. Read more…
FTC (US Federal Trade Commission) said it was watching Twitter with “deep concern” after the social media platform’s top privacy and compliance officers quit. Read more…
The state of internet security is pathetic. It’s no wonder that fraud is at epic levels when vast swathes of the internet depend on passwords for security. Read more…
India withdraws a warning not to share photocopies of the Aadhaar biometric ID card after the warning caused panic on social media. Read more…
“123456” is the most-used password but once you sort passwords by country or language, you’ll start seeing very different results. Read more…
The little guy fights back. In a world where the focus is state sponsored hackers, there are stories out there that salute the little guy. Read more…
As ransomware attacks become an everyday occurrence, it would be easy to throw your hands in the air and surrender. But wait! There’s hope! Read more…
Suspicion, paranoia and burner phones seem to be the priorities as we lead up to the Beijing Olympics next month. It hardly seems worth it. Read more…
IoT security issues have been with us for as long as IoT has been a ‘thing.’ But it seems that IoT attacks are becoming personal. Read more…
A zero click exploit is, to a hacker, a thing of beauty. To a security professional it is terrifying. It is a weapon that has no defence. Read more…
The new normal used to be a phrase that CEOs would quote or even ‘air-quote’ when they wanted us to think of a bright new dawn. Read more…
Air-gapping was, for a long time, seen as the only real way of making systems ‘unhackable.’ Yet unconnected systems are now being breached. Read more…
Remote work is now a ‘thing’ and, by and large, it is being embraced by corporations across the world. There are upsides and downsides. Read more…
Data is key to our future, and it will dictate how we build metaverses. The thing is, we have already lost control of our data. Read more…
Ransomware is so widespread and dangerous that it is pulling other dark arts into its orbit and creating an ecosystem that is causing global havoc. Read more…
Hacking back is where companies under cyberattack can hack their attacker – great in theory, but bad and potentially dangerous in practice. Read more…
Personalised data is now how we view a digital nirvana. Complete control of our personal data must, we believe, be within our grasp. Read more…
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