All articles by Claudia Glover
Claudia Glover
Hamas ‘using social engineering attacks’ in conflict with Israel
The surprise attacks on targets in Israel have been accompanied by a slew of cyber incidents in the Middle Eastern nation.
Industrial control systems for 100,000 pieces of equipment exposed online
Such systems are often difficult to patch, meaning they can be left exposed to cybercriminals.
More than 6,000 Sony employees hit in MOVEit Transfer breach
The company is one of many to be feeling the effects of the ongoing attacks by ransomware gang Cl0p.
Red Cross releases cyber warfare rules for hacktivists
The rules have been written to start a conversation about how conventional ethics can be applied to the online battlefield.
Arm patches three vulnerabilities in the Mali GPU kernel driver
The chipmaker has patched three problems with its GPU range amid fears they are already being exploited.
Dangerous BunnyLoader malware hops onto the dark web
The fileless malware is particularly difficult to detect, and is helping cybercriminals pilfer cryptocurrencies.
UK trio among 12 new LockBit ransomware victims?
The prolific Russian cybercriminals claim to have struck multiple organisations around the world, with some given just days to pay up.
Double trouble? Dual ransomware attacks could be latest cybercrime trend
By combining two different strains of the same malware, hackers are causing twice the havoc for victims.
MOVEit Transfer publisher Progress Software patches critical FTP flaws
Two of the bugs have been given a critical severity level, and users are being urged to update their systems as soon as possible.
Ukraine’s IT Army hacktivists disrupt Russian airlines with brutal DDoS cyberattack
Attacks on the system have apparently become common in recent months. Yesterday’s strike grounded flights.