Security
Garmin reportedly hit by ransomware
Fitness sites down, WastedLocker ransomware suspected
At least seven British universities hit by ransomware attack on cloud provider
Cloud services provider Blackbaud paid a ransom after being promised stolen data would be destroyed
Exposed MongoDB database draws attacks within hours
Experimental honeypot set up by researchers reveals locations where most of the attacks come from
Chinese hackers launch new attacks to hit targets in India and Hong Kong, say researchers
A new variant of MgBot malware was used in latest attacks
US indicts two Chinese hackers for seeking to steal intellectual property and coronavirus vaccine research
The hackers are currently based in China, beyond the reach of US law enforcement agencies
Account takeover fraud - the pandemic you may not have heard of
Covid-19 is driving a dramatic increase in cases of account takeover fraud as customers are forced to use digital channels
Emotet is back and installing TrickBot trojan, researcher warns
The latest Emotet spam campaign is targeting people in the UK and the US
ATM vendor warns customers of black box attacks in Europe
In a new type of attack, criminals connect an external device to an ATM's internals and command it to spit out cash
Please, I'm Ben Todd and there's only one of me: The case for a unified identity
We need a single digital identity to authenticate us at work, prove who we are to our energy company, and let us log in seamlessly to our favourite news site
Government's test-and-trace programme is illegal under GDPR
The government skipped essential data privacy impact assessments in its rush to get the system up and running
Why companies don't need to turn to surveillance technologies to push for remote-working productivity
There are ways to promote collaboration without having to resort to micromanaging or using intrusive surveillance tools
The big numbers that reveal the scope and scale of online scamming
Cloud-based threat intelligence is the only way to keep ahead of the bad guys, says Check Point's Eddie Doyle
Russia accused of trying to hack into Covid-19 vaccine research in the UK, US and Canada
APT29 group is using publicly available exploits to conduct widespread scanning and exploitation against vulnerable systems, NCSC warns
Social engineering attack compromises influential Twitter accounts
Attackers paid a Twitter employee to provide access to accounts including those of Bill Gates, Barack Obama and Elon Musk
Why data sovereignty will reign in a post-Schrems 2.0 open source world
Privacy activist Max Schrem's court victory creates an ideal opportunity for open source and open data approaches, says OpenUK's Amanda Brock
Five ways that automated inventory discovery makes for a more efficient and secure IT estate
'We need to know what we don't know, understand what we have, and we need to validate what we think we have' says Ivanti's Dave Shepherd
'Patch critical SAP RECON vulnerability immediately', urges CISA
The bug could enable a remote, unauthenticated attacker to gain control of SAP applications and steal data
Cisco issues security patches for critical vulnerabilities affecting its router and firewall products
The flaws could enable hackers to take full control of the target device
Microsoft issues patch for wormable SIGRed RCE flaw impacting Windows DNS Server
Researchers are putting it in the same risk category as BlueKeep and EternalBlue
Microsoft patches 123 vulnerabilities in July 2020 Patch Tuesday update
Eighteen of them are listed as 'Critical'
Removing Huawei would cost billions and customers could experience blackouts, BT and Vodafone tell MPs
Telecoms giants urge caution, while Samsung says it's ready to take Huawei's place in the UK's 5G networks
Zero-day flaw in Zoom could allow hackers to execute arbitrary code, researchers warn
0patch has released a free patch for older Windows machines
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