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Cryptocurrency mining presents a real threat to businesses, with nearly 25% of organisations worldwide affected by Coinhive malware. read more
Making Money: Electricity use at Bitcoin mining data centres located in Iceland is likely to exceed the energy consumption of all the nation's homes. read more
UK Defence Minister accuses the Russian government of “undermining democracy” with a cyberattack targeting Ukraine that spread across Europe. read more
Buckhacker is a hacking tool that trawls unsecured cloud server platforms. Companies using them are at risk of losing control of their data. read more
As security has increasingly become a concern for financial institutions, the role of the CISO has been thrust into the organisational spotlight. read more
Many organisations still believe the insider threat is limited to a rogue employee, but not all insider threats have to be malicious to cause an incident. read more
Chinese police are now wearing sunglasses equipped with facial-recognition technology connected to a database of criminal suspects. read more
China is exploring how AI & Big Data can be used to monitor social media interactions and has plans to assign citizens a 'social-reliability' rating. read more
Amongst other things, one answer is the capability to shoot someone in the face from 200 kilometers away. read more
Spyscape: New York has a new museum, designed by a British intelligence officer, giving visitors a taste of life as a secret agent. read more
Digital Deceit: More people, including an ex-senior Facebook executive, are coming to the conclusion that social networking is an overall negative for society. read more
Munich Security Conference: The use of robots and artificial intelligence within the military sphere might make the whole world more unstable. read more
The IIOT connects machines and devices in industries across transportation, power and healthcare. The potential is high and so are the risks. read more
A German court rules that Facebook collects and uses personal data without providing enough information to users for them to give meaningful consent. read more
Self-driving trucks have begun to hit the roads in the United States, but they’re already hard at work in Australia. read more
Fraudsters are attempting to entice UK victims who are looking for cheap flights to Africa and the M. East with fake online tickets. read more
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