All articles by Refna Tharayil
Refna Tharayil
Cybersecurity professionals face expanding responsibilities, with 61% covering multiple domains
New research also suggests that cybersecurity salaries in the US and Canada remain strong, with security architects earning an average annual cash compensation of $206,000.
Salt Typhoon exploits Cisco devices to access US telecom infrastructure
Salt Typhoon used JumbledPath, a custom-built ELF binary for x86-64 architecture, to remotely capture network traffic while concealing their presence across multiple Linux-based environments.
UK regulators publish digital wallet market statement as Apple and Google face market scrutiny
The FCA and PSR are collaborating with the Treasury to review the Payment Services and Electronic Money Regulations, ensuring the UK’s financial infrastructure aligns with digital advancements.
US cybersecurity agencies warn of global Ghost ransomware threat
Initially discovered in 2021, the group has operated under various names, including Crypt3r, Phantom, Strike and HsHarada.
Lee Enterprises confirms ransomware attack disrupting operations for over two weeks
The company stated that a forensic investigation is ongoing to determine whether sensitive data or personally identifiable information (PII) was compromised, but no confirmed evidence of exposure has been identified.
Silver Lake negotiates $9bn deal for Intel’s Altera division
Intel, which acquired Altera for nearly $17bn in 2015, announced in 2023 its plan to sell a stake in the unit as part of a broader restructuring effort.
UK’s semiconductor future at risk without speedier implementation of chip strategy, warns techUK
In a new report, industry body TechUK has urged the government to leverage strategic international partnerships to help rejuvenate the British chipmaking industry.
South Korea to ramp up AI capabilities with acquisition of 10,000 GPUs
The Ministry of Science and ICT is yet to finalise the specific GPU models, budget allocation, and private-sector partners, with decisions expected by September.
Microsoft warns of Storm-2372’s device code phishing attacks and evolving tactics
Storm-2372 has targeted various industries, including government, NGOs, IT services, telecommunications, defence, healthcare, and energy, with attacks spanning Europe, North America, Africa, and the Middle East.
Intel faces potential breakup as TSMC and Broadcom weigh separate deals
TSMC has been exploring acquiring some or all of Intel’s semiconductor fabrication plants, while Broadcom is reviewing its chip design and marketing business.