(31-01-23) Blog 31 – JD sports hit with cyber attack
Up to 10 million customers of retail giant JD Sports Fashion may have had their…
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(30-01-23) Blog 30 – “It’s an older code, sir, but it checks out.”
Security researchers at Palo Alto Network's Unit-42 were working on a response to a Black…
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(29-01-23) Blog 29 – “You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy” – Pt 2
The united states has put up a $10 million reward for intelligence on the identities…
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(28-01-23) Blog 28 – Who ya gonna call?
This is a re-working of blog I actually published via the company I work for…
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(27-01-23) Blog 27 – “You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy”
Yesterday saw the final step in a long campaign by global law-enforcement agencies to take…
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(26-01-23) Blog 26 – You dirty RAT
A new Rat (Remote Access Trojan) has been identified which is infecting various machines and…
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(25-01-23) Blog 25 – Another cautionary tale
Back in December last year - between December 6th and 8th to be more precise,…
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(24-01-23) Blog 24 – A cautionary tale of default settings
For many years, many cyber security professionals (myself included) have droned on about the need…
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(23-01-23) Blog 23 – VASTFlux malvertising operation taken down
A large-scale advertising fraud operation dubbed 'Vastflux' which has been predominantly targeting iOS users has…
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(22-01-23) Blog 22 – wHy dO My dNS QuEriEs lOOk oDd?
In an attempt to further secure our online browsing activities, Google has started rolling out…