I’ve written about the use of passkeys in favour of passwords a few times over the last couple of years (see below), and this week sees a publication of a paper by the UK’s NCSC that re-en...
Microsoft have pushed out a number of updates in their April 2026 release, and one of them has been a long time coming – An update to how Windows handles RDP connectivity The main change for thi...
The UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) published its 2026 National Strategic Assessment of Serious and Organised Crime (SOC) in March, and the message is unequivocal: technology is no longer just an ena...
A paper written by security researchers from Shanghai Jiao Tong University & UCLA Irvine which was revealed at the 2026 Network and Distributed System Security (NDSS) Symposium has identified the ...
For four decades, the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) has functioned as the glue holding the internet together. It was designed to route packets between thousands of networks on the internet (A.K.A. Aut...
Security researchers at Black Lotus Labs have uncovered a sophisticated new malware called “KadNap” that has secretly hijacked over 14,000 devices worldwide to create a massive botnet. If ...
Google’s Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) has uncovered a massive new iOS exploit kit dubbed “Coruna”. The malware targets Apple iPhone models running iOS 13.0 through to iOS 17.2.1,...
The impending reality of quantum computing poses a significant threat to the cryptographic standards that secure the Internet today. To stay ahead of this threat, the developers of Google Chrome have ...
We all have one. It might be a box, an old carrier bag, or even a dedicated drawer – A tangled collection of USB cables that we simply can’t bring ourselves to throw away “I might ne...
Most people who use a guest Wi-Fi network, such as the one in a hotel, or the local coffee shop assume that their device and communications are secure, and for a number of years this has been the case...