(21/05/23) Blog 141 – Did dish pay the ransom?
Back in March, I posted about a ransomware attack on the US satellite television provider…
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(20/05/23) Blog 140 – The State of Ransomware
If you've been following my blog this year so far, you'll have noticed that there…
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(19/05/23) Blog 139 – KeePass exploit recovers master password
A security researcher who goes by the online name "vdohney" has published a Proof of…
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(18/05/23) Blog 138 – Apple helping make the Internet a safer place
Towards the end of April, I posted about the work Google have been doing to…
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(17/05/23) Blog 137 – RA GROUP steals 2.5Tb of data
A fairly new player in the ransomware game calling themselves the RA GROUP has listed…
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(16/05/23) Blog 136 – Capita update – It just gets worse
Almost six weeks after Capita - The UK outsourcing company which runs many government and…
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(15/05/23) Blog 135 – Op Venetic keeps on giving
Operation Venetic was the major operation by multiple law enforcement agencies across the world to…
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(14/05/23) Blog 134 – .zip TLD just made the Internet a much less safe place
Back in 2014, (8th May to be precise) Google applied to ICANN for ownership of…
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(13/05/23) Blog 133 – Capita update – biggest data breach in UK history
This post is my 3rd one regarding the data breach at Capita which happened back…
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(12/05/23) Blog 132 – Strava users hidden locations revealed
Strava, the exercise tracking app is back in the news with reports suggesting that it…