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DDoS Attacks and Gaming Gaming has been described as a hotbed for DDoS attacks[1]. Gaming platforms are no strangers to network disruption compromises, however, when

A QR code (Quick Response code) is a type of barcode that can be read easily by a digital device and which stores information as

Last week it was found that NatWest is facing the possibility of a fine of up to £320m following the bank’s admission of money laundering.

Last year, Phishing and Pharming were among the top types of cybercrime most frequently reported worldwide. Pharming is a form of social engineering cyberattack that sees

Following an abrupt departure for two months, several of the dark-web servers belonging to REvil came back online recently, The REvil led blog ‘Happy Blog’

Ragnar Locker operatives this week have cautioned victims against soliciting the help of recovery companies and have issued a notice on their darknet website that

On Monday, Spyware researchers obtained what is believed to be a new exploit from NSO Group’s Pegasus surveillance tool that was at the centre of

Stalkerware is a term used to refer to software applications that are specifically designed to track individuals while hiding from view. Numerous stalkerware applications market

Cryptojacking was at the centre of a lot of controversy in 2017 and 2018 but slowly died down in 2019 due to the shutdown of

A vulnerability is a weakness or error in a system/device’s code that can compromise the confidentiality of sensitive data through unauthorised access, the elevation of

A great way for organisations to deal with the expanding cyber threat landscape is to have a third-party risk management budget. Our recent third-party risk