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Network operators across Europe have 'coped well' with additional traffic load amid coronavirus crisis
No glaring network congestion issues observed so far in Europe, according to the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications
DataStax's Cassandra Kubernetes operator reaches GA, aims to simplify deploying clusters at scale
Cassandra is an ideal data store for Kubernetes, company says
Russian authorities arrest 25 for running stolen credit card marketplace
Websites trading in stolen debit and credit cards, as well as personal information, have gone dark following raids last week by the FSB
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Apple is working to introduce biometric FaceID to iMac and MacBook, new patent filing indicates
It will use a light pattern recognition module to determine the face of the user
ICO approves use of British mobile phone tracking data to fight spread of coronavirus
Regulator okays the use of anonymised phone tracking data to help tackle the spread of COVID-19
Coronavirus latest: Ministry of Defence denies claims it has dumped Zoom over security fears
Zoom denies claims that its service is a security risk
Flaws in Diameter signalling protocol make all 4G networks prone to denial-of-service attacks
The protocol is used to authenticate message and information distribution in 4G networks
Starschema fights COVID-19 with single source of truth for infection data
The free data set collates epidemiological information from COVID-19 cases that worldwide public health authorities have reported, ready for analysis
South Korean APT uses five zero-day flaws to turn the tables on North Korea
The group, linked to South Korea, used bugs in Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and the Windows Kernel to target North Koreans
Maze ransomware group claims to have encrypted Chubb cyber insurer's systems
Chubb rejects the ransomware pgroup's claim, however, saying its network is fully operational
HP tells shareholders: Takeover by Xerox amid coronavirus crisis could be disastrous
This is not the perfect time to discuss a deal with Xerox, HP argues
Internet Archive opens up its 1.4 million book digital lending library for the Covid-19 crisis
National Emergency Library opened up amid concerns students will not be able to access texts during the lockdown
Cyber security experts collaborate to block coronavirus-related cyber campaigns
The new group includes professionals from technology firms like Amazon and Microsoft
Tupperware accused of ignoring warnings over ecommerce website compromised by web-skimming JavaScript
Tupperware finally gets round to cleaning its ecommerce site days after being told that it had been compromised by a credit-card-stealing Magecart group
Half of all UK businesses hit by security breaches in the past 12 months, according to government Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2020
More businesses and charities than ever are being hit by cyber attacks, according to the latest survey – but organisation are also becoming more resilient
Surge in attacks from China-linked APT41 targeting unpatched Citrix servers and Cisco routers
APT41 attacks carried out between January and March targeted unsecured Citrix NetScaler servers and Cisco routers
Microsoft releases early preview of 'hardware-enforced stack protection' feature for Windows 10 Insider previews builds
Hardware-enforced stack protection uses a combination of modern CPU hardware and 'shadow stacks' to protect app code from cyber attacks
More ransomware groups threaten to publish data stolen data from non-payers
More and more ransomware groups are starting to steal data before encryption in order to blackmail their victims into paying up
India's NASSCOM calls on outsourcing clients to relax some rules as India goes into coronavirus lockdown
Indian outsourcers urge clients to relax their non-disclosure and privacy rules to enable staff to work from home
Easy availability of ICS hacking tools poses major threat to industrial sector, researchers warn
Most tools are 'vendor agnostic' and can target products from some of the largest ICS original equipment manufacturers, warns FireEye
Spanish hospitals targeted with coronavirus-themed phishing lures in Netwalker ransomware attacks
Groups behind Netwalker switched phishing baits to coronavirus last week - as other ransomware groups pledged to avoid medical facilities
Hackers tried to breach WHO systems amid coronavirus crisis
The attempt, however, was unsuccessful
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