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A major data breach at the OPM in June was the result of cybercriminal activity that had nothing to do with state-sponsored cybercrime, China has disclosed.
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Over 10 million users now known to have been affected by VTech data breach, the specialist electronic toys and technology company has revealed.
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If many endpoints’ traffic pass through the VM host, why not move security there, sort of catch “bad things” before they even enter the endpoint, asks ESET’s Cameron Camp.
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The Armada Collective has launched DDoS attacks against three Greek banks, again demanding ransom in the form of bitcoins.
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VTech announced that its Learning Lodge website was attacked by cybercriminals, affecting up to five million customers.
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When it comes to online banking, the UK and the US leads the way with security – over 70% of Brits and Americans have software installed on their device.
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What environment do you consider the safest for online banking? Would you make your financial transactions solely in the safety of your own home, or would you be less concerned about security on-the-go or in the office?
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From biometrics to Dridex in Europe and a fascinating insight into how different nations pay for things online – this week’s security review is a busy one.
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Former British defence secretary Des Brown called on the British Prime Minister to hold an ‘end-to-end assessment’ of the Trident nuclear program’s cybersecurity, or risk potential weaknesses in the system.
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According to a new survey from ESET, the Europeans are leading the way with the online payment methods. Americans meanwhile prefer traditional alternatives.
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