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Myanmar military personnel turned the social network into a tool for ethnic cleansing hidden behind fake names and sham accounts. read more
Current voter registration data found for sale on a hacking forum includes full name, phone numbers, physical addresses & voting history. read more
The NCSC say it is defeating about 10 attacks every week, mostly carried out by state-sponsored hackers employed by hostile nations. read more
China, not Russia, has become the biggest state sponsor of cyber-attacks in its bid to steal commercial secrets, according to Crowdstrike. read more
Blockchain has great potential to help solve some of the many structural challenges faced by cybersecurity professionals. read more
A new California law would make it illegal to sell Internet-connected devices that aren’t equipped with a unique password. read more
Humanity is faced with a grave new reality – the rise of autonomous weapons, where wars are fought with algorithms. By Peter Maurer. read more
Governments in the Asia-Pacific region are strengthening their offensive capabilities in the fight against Chinese cyberwarfare. read more
A significant lack of visibility into non-corporate devices and networks is putting businesses at risk of data leakage and phishing attacks. read more
An overview of the common kinds of cybercrime, with real-world examples and suggestions for tools you can use to protect yourself. read more
Some 43% of all cyberattacks target SMEs, according to data compiled by SCORE. Here are some suggested ways to keep your business safe. read more
Cyber crime has overtaken physical theft as the most common criminal offence in the UK and criminals are finding online theft is less risky than burglary. read more
Irish police find criminals using social media to check when customers are contacting banks about problems to then pose as the bank to steal their data. read more
From safety in Moscow, Edward Snowden is going to address an Israeli audience, moderated by an ex Mossad intelligence chief. read more
A recently discovered bug in iOS 12 allows attackers with physical access to your iPhone to access your contacts and photos. read more
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