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You simply won’t believe the world’s most-used passwords

May 10, 2022 News Centre 0

“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
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The little guy can still be a player in a world of state sponsored hackers

February 16, 2022 Alex Leslie 0

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 booms
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As ransomware booms across APAC, there are early signs of a fight back

February 9, 2022 Alex Leslie 0

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…

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Suspicion is rife ahead of the Olympics – so that’ll be a fun event. Not!

January 25, 2022 Alex Leslie 0

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
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IoT security is as big an issue as IoT itself – and growing just as fast

January 6, 2022 Alex Leslie 0

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…

zero click
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A zero click surveillance exploit is scaring the security industry – very badly

December 21, 2021 Alex Leslie 0

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…

new normal
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The new normal is not new, not normal – but it’s here right now

December 14, 2021 Alex Leslie 0

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
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Air-gapping is no longer fool proof – basically nothing is safe anymore

December 6, 2021 Alex Leslie 0

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
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Remote work is here to stay – and it has advantages and disadvantages

November 22, 2021 Alex Leslie 0

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
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Data is the key to metaverse success – but whose data is it anyway?

November 16, 2021 Alex Leslie 1

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…

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