Credential stuffing is fuelling the dark web trade in customer log-ins
Stolen user credentials for popular services are going for less than $10 on the dark web as businesses struggle to keep up with the threat.
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Bigger and more business-savvy: How ransomware will evolve in 2022
Under pressure from law enforcement, ransomware groups are consolidating and shifting their aim towards corporate targets.
Why the banking sector must act quickly to tackle evolving security threats
Jonathan Donahue and Arvind Singh of WNS discuss how the industry can spot the risks and protect their networks.
A nine-year-old Windows vulnerability is being targeted by ransomware hackers
Ransomware gang Malsmoke is using a nine-year-old vulnerability to infiltrate devices around the world, highlighting the importance of regular software patching.
Google Cloud takes on security vendors with $500m Siemplify acquisition
Google's acquisition of Israeli security business Siemplify is more of a threat to security vendors than its cloud rivals, analysts say.
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Protecting the crown jewels: Cybersecurity resilience in the UK public sector
Back-ups, testing, awareness and culture are among the pillars of effective cybersecurity awareness, public sector tech leaders explain.
‘Ruthless’ Vice Society claims responsibility for Spar ransomware attack
Ransomware gang Vice Society has claimed responsibility for a hack on supermarket chain Spar. The group is a rising force in ransomware.
What the UK public sector learned about cybersecurity in 2021
The pandemic and ransomware outbreak have revealed strengths and weaknesses in the UK public sector's cybersecurity defences.
How ransomware gangs are exploiting the Log4J vulnerability
Hacking gangs have flocked to take advantage of the Log4J vulnerability, which has opened the door for more server-side attacks.
Supply chain attacks on open source software grew 650% in 2021
Attacks targeting open source code libraries used by thousands of developers have increased exponentially since last year.
Data stolen from Police National Database disappears from dark web
Data from police forces around the country was stolen in a supply chain attack. But now it has been removed from the dark web.
Log4J vulnerability: What happened this week and what comes next?
Securing systems against the Log4J vulnerability is "going to be a marathon, not a sprint," experts warn.
The UK’s National Cyber Strategy signals a more ‘proactive’ approach to cyber power
The UK plans to take a more 'interventionist' position on cybersecurity, experts tell Tech Monitor, including defending its values online.
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