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Cyber criminals are shifting their focus from encrypting data to publishing confidential information online, according to new findings from Kaspersky researchers. More

It's not enough to simply have anti-virus software installed on a laptop anymore.More

As people's fear and desire to do something about COVID-19 is dominating the news, it is also being exploited in every way by online criminals. More

Tom Kellerman has shared five insights for the year ahead, including a particularly bold one.More

Endace's EMEA senior director shares why agility is fundamental to cybersecurity, enforcing that if it isn't top of the agenda, it should be.More

Cybercriminals in Bromium's report were earning up to £1.4m a year and had a number of fascinating spending habits.More

Cryptomining is increasingly outdoing ransomware in popularity but cybercriminals are running out of CPU, painting data centres as prime targets.More

Multiple US officials have announced the intelligence community had evidence that states had been compromised by Russia but didn't tell anyone.More

Trend Micro says cybercriminals are becoming more business-minded and are likely to target organisations that are trying to comply with GDPR.More

Barracuda looks into a new phishing attack that impersonates popular web services to entice victims into giving away their credentials.More

The recent release of the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) 2017 report revealed a small breach – with massive implications.More

A skilled cybercriminal can hack the automated syringe from anywhere in the world to take over and control it to adjust dosages. Is the IoT worth it?More

There is no doubt about it, but spear-phishing is big business in 2017 - Menlo Security's Jason Steer explains how businesses can protect themselves.More

An expert from Digital Shadows dissects the once prominent method of infection known as exploit kits and whether they remain a threat.More

Attacks are on the rise and cybercriminals are reverting to old techniques, with Akamai using the quote “everything old is new again."More

“You can bet that as you’re reading this, those engaged in cyber crime on the dark web are looking for that next ‘market place window’ to open."More

Hackers at DEFCON were able to exploit vulnerabilities in voting machines in a matter of minutes - ICIT breaks down just how easy it is.More

Malware researcher at ESET, Lukáš Štefanko says this is the first time he has ever seen an entire Android market infected like that.More

“As recent incidents like WannaCry and Netya illustrate, our adversaries are becoming more and more creative in how they architect their attacks.”More

A professional ecosystem has emerged that is providing e-learning courses to allow aspiring cybercriminals to make USD$12k in monthly earnings.More

“There are around 390,000 new malware threats every single day: it’s impossible to keep up with this volume of threats."More