(23-02-23) Blog 54 – LockBit back again
The LockBit criminal gang has continued with its ransomware efforts with an attack on the…
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(22-02-23) Blog 53 – KillNet – Pro-Russian hackers causing chaos across the globe
At the beginning of October last year, a number of websites under the control of…
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(21-02-23) Blog 52 – CB3ROB – The ex-NATO nuclear bunker at the heart of the dark web & organised crime
At the beginning of February, an encrypted messaging service that had been under investigation since…
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(20-02-23) Blog 51 – Record breaking HTTP DDoS attack seen
On Monday the 13th February, web infrastructure company Cloudflare disclosed that it had stopped a…
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(19-02-23) Blog 50 – RCE – What is it? and why is it dangerous?
If you've been following my blogs, you may have noticed that in a few of…
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(18-02-23) Blog 49b – GoDaddy multi-year breach
Do you have a GoDaddy hosted site? Has the site been acting strangely recently? Well,…
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(18-02-23) Blog 49a – Mirai – the botnet that just wont die
First seen in 2016, the mirai botnet has become one of the most notorious botnets…
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(17-02-23) Blog 48 – OT:ICEFALL – a bad day for OT manufacturers
Security researchers at Vedere Labs (part of Forescout Technologies) have recently released details of 56…
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(16-02-23) Blog 47 – Evil Corp – An Exposé
In this blog, I take a look at the complex web which surrounds one of…
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(15-02-23) Blog 46 – GDPR used as a threat
A few years ago I wrote a blog for the company I work for, where…