Masks won’t stop malware The world is currently shaken by covid-19, the respiratory disease caused by a coronavirus. Different countries have...
Cybersecurity
Phishing for Passwords
15 March, 2020
Recently, a friend received an email message addressed to his private company’s email address, telling him that a number of his mail messages had...
Emotet – Malware as a Service
3 February, 2020
One of the most virulent carriers of malware is on the loose – again The popular image of computer hackers is one of pimply geeky nerds sitting in...
SIMjacking
1 December, 2019
Two-factor authentication (TFA) is now a standard part of our online life. We log onto a service, or initiate an online transaction, and just to...
The Operating System that refuses to die…
4 June, 2019
And it’s still a potential open door for bad actors Click here to play the XP startup sound! Most people who were alive at the time can remember...
What’s up, WhatsApp?
14 May, 2019
Messaging service can act as gateway to turn phones into bugging devices Although this popular messaging service, owned and operated by Facebook, is...
You can take it with you!
8 February, 2019
Clients of Canada’s largest crypto currency exchange, QuadrigaCX, found themselves locked out of most of the £145 million worth of their assets. The...
Keep the Wooden Horse where it belongs
15 January, 2019
Troy, 1200BCE (give or take a year). The Greeks have left their camp outside the walls, and in their place is a large wooden horse. Ignoring the...
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