A new study finds that current university students have a mature approach to social media that helps keep them safe from cybercrime.
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A new study finds that current university students have a mature approach to social media that helps keep them safe from cybercrime.
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CyberInvest is the latest government initiative designed to boost the country’s leadership in cybersecurity.
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This week’s roundup of the past seven days includes a interesting piece on Industrie 4.0, Schrödinger’s antivirus, proposals to weaken encryption and much more.
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TalkTalk talks numbers – revealing that “only 4%” of its users were affected by the hacking attack on its systems.
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In this feature we explore why mobile security is of the utmost importance for individuals and organizations. If smartphones and tablets not adequately protected, they are extremely vulnerable to being exploited.
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After experiencing an onslaught of DDoS attacks, which saw it hand over the ransom that was demanded, ProtonMail has once again been targeted by cybercriminals.
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Banks in the UK and US will be tested on how capable they are in coordinating a transatlantic response to a cyberattack.
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The question of antivirus software being dead is one that doesn’t seem to go away. Why is that? Distinguished ESET researcher Aryeh Goretsky explores.
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The UK government is to put forward proposals that will require organizations to limit the effectiveness of data encryption, arguing it weakens security.
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A US man who posted an advert on Craigslist requesting the services of a cybercriminal has been handed a two-year prison sentence. He wanted fines he owed to be wiped clean.
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