< Newsletter June #4 2018
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Trump / Kim Summit Attracts A Heavy Wave of Cyber Attacks
Cyberattacks targeting Singapore skyrocketed during the Trump / Kim summit meeting, with 88% originating from Russia. read more
NCSC Investigate Giant Dixons Data Breach
The NCSC is working alongside the retailer to detect the hackers who took 5.9 million payment card details and 1.2 million personal data records. read more
Expect A Cyber Attack On The FIFA World Cup In Russia
The Wold Cup could suffer attack vectors from fake ticket spam and infiltration attempts on governing body infrastructure with destructive payloads. read more
Facebook’s Head Of Policy Quits Amid Data Misuse Controversey
Facebook's Elliot Schrage is stepping down after a decade at the company, a rare departure among the senior ranks at the social network. read more
Israeli Cybersecurity Company Beats All Hackers
In a special challenge to hackers Cyber 2.0 offered a cash prize for any hacker able to penetrate the company's online defences. How did that go? read more
Chinese Hackers Steal Naval Warfare Secrets
A contractor using an unsecured network was the entry point for Chinese hackers to steal top secret data about the US Navy's submarine missiles. read more
GDPR Isn’t Enough Protection In An Age Of Smart Algorithms
GDPR protects personal information, but what about the highly valuable inferred data produced by algorithms and used by advertisers? read more
Deaths From Cyber Attacks
Attacks that cause physical harm to the systems that involve critical infrastructure are an emerging challenge and the consequences could be fatal. read more
Cryptocurrency Malware Theft Is Worth Millions
The market for malware and tools designed specifically for the theft of cryptocurrency is booming with $1.1 billion stolen this year. read more
Profile Of An Ethical Bug Hunter
Ethical hacking has moved on from academic researchers and lone wolf hackers and has become a big business, in the form of bug hunting. read more
With Robots In Control, Chemical Makers Fight For Formula Ownership
Industrial robots are absorbing huge quantities of sensitive data from both manufacturers and customers, modifying key formulations as they go. read more
Creating A Business AI Platform For Commercial Development
Some say that tackling business uncertainty can be greatly assisted by artificial intelligence, but it is a many-layered and complex process. read more
How To Use AI & Predictive Analytics
Anticipate and prevent storage infrastructure problems by combining flash storage with cutting-edge predictive technology. read more
In Ireland, 50% of Attacks On SMEs Go Unreported
Like other smaller EU nations, Ireland's SMEs are highly vulnerable to online attacks and yet only a small fraction of these are reported to the Police. read more
Deloitte To Invest £430 Million On Cyberscurity Defences
The leading cybersecurity consulting firm has been embarrassed by recent breaches and plans to make a big investment in expanding its services. read more
World First Police 3D Security Scanner
SWORD: A smartphone app with facial recognition that can a detect a carried weapon or explosives without the need for a physical search. read more
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