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Britain May Not Be Able To Fend Off A Determined Cyber-attack, MPs WarnAnd those utility price controls? Er, not helpful Britains critical national infrastructure is vulnerable to hackers and neither UK.gov nor privatised operators are doing enough to tighten things up, a Parliamentary committee has... |
Vision Direct Fesses Up To Hack That Exposed Customer Names, Payment CardsData including CVV numbers slurped up as customers submitted it to website Vision Direct has admitted customers personal and financial data was leaked earlier this month after hackers compromised the companys website.… |
Scumbags Cram Make-A-Wish Website With Coin-mining MalwareDo they accept Monero in Hell? One or more completely feckless scumbags have loaded the Make-A-Wish foundations international website with crypto-mining malware scripts.… |
Prepare For The Battle Against Cybercrime At SANS London 2019Discover the latest attacks, learn the best defence tactics Promo No matter how sophisticated your security precautions are, you can never assume your computer systems are impenetrable. Only the most alert and highly skilled defenders... |
Washington Post Offers Invalid Cookie Consent Under EU Rules – ICOUK watchdog waves fist in paper’s general direction, asks it to stop forcing people to accept tracking The Washington Post newspapers online subscription options dont comply with European Union data protection rules – but the UKs privacy... |
A Little Phishing Knowledge May Be A Dangerous ThingBoffins find those who know about phishing more likely to be duped than the less informed Phishing works more frequently on those who understand what social engineering is than on those who live in blissful ignorance, or so a study of students... |
SMS 2FA Database Leak Drama, MageCart Mishaps, Black Friday Badware, And MorePlus, why is Kaspersky Lab getting into chess? Roundup What a week it has been: we had the creation of a new government agency, a meltdown flashback, and of course, Patch Tuesday.… |
BlackBerry Absorbs Operation Cleaver Beaver Cylance Into Threat Detection Unit$1.4bn match made in heaven BlackBerry has made its biggest acquisition ever, spending over half of its cash pile to bolster its threat detection unit.… |
Unjustifiably Excessive: Not Even London Cops Can Follow Law With Their Rubbish Gang DatabaseGangs Matrix led to multiple and serious breaches of data protection rules, says watchdog London cops have broken data protection rules by using a controversial database that ranks peoples likelihood of gang-related violence but fails to... |
Where To Implant My Employee Microchip? I Have The Ideal LocationSwipe – open toilet door – and swipe again Something for the Weekend, Sir? "Work out loud," my prospective new employer tells me, adding that "we are a team, not a family". Sister Sledge need not apply.… |
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