Time for device manufacturers to step up and start taking security seriously
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Arabian media firm confirms cyber-attack on all its systems, including social media platforms
The compromise of a highly classified report by an NSA contractor is serious enough, but the poor security measures were…
Researchers discover backdoor Trojan in comment on Britney Spears' Instagram page
Seb Coe defends IAAF response to athlete data hack and shares insights from London 2012 cyber security plans
OPINION: Clever software and systems may be the key in preventing the rise of ransomware and cyber scams
Issues of encryption and internet regulation both tackled at InfoSecurity Europe 2017
Hacker proof cars? BlackBerry QNX Hypervisor launch allows for partition and isolation of safety-critical systems
BT's latest security service aims to make managing mobile devices simpler and more secure
The group has big plans for its stolen NSA data
Microsoft's 3,500 security engineers and its AI-enabled Intelligent Security Graph system helps the company thwart over a million attempts to…
Kaspersky Labs complains to the EU, claiming Microsoft deliberately obstructs third party vendors to the detriment of users and security
WannaCry went against many other ransomware strains that came before it
The legality of last year's Investigatory Powers Act may be referred to the European Court of Justice, following a challenge
Just like many other industries, the intelligence world has had to change with the times
Europe faces a shortage of 350,000 IT security staff by 2022 - yet companies continue to focus on hiring workers…
It's time for Europe's biggest cybersecurity conference and Silicon will be there. But what should you expect from Infosecurity Europe…
High Sierra brings in graphics support for deep learning algorithms
Unsecured Hadoop databases are less numerous than MongoDB instances, but expose 200 times more data, research finds
A consensual audit has found 'considerable scope for improvement' in the Met Police Service's data protection arrangements
Prime minister May has called for more Internet regulation following Saturday's attack, but critics call the reaction short-sighted
The malware causes lockouts while on the hunt for banking credentials
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Ad agency in Beijing responsible for malware that infected 250 million computers worldwide, researchers claim
Vladimir Putin goes on the defensive as fallout from US election continues
The 'I love you' worm had a devastating impact on computer networks worldwide seventeen years ago
Looks like WannaCry has more than a few workarounds
The breach has appeared to expose the ability to decrypt the data as well
Oops. American defence contractor leaves sensitive US government files on public server with no password protection