A list of the latest blogs published
- The JLR Cyber-attack – a bigger issue than most realise
- Spotting the scam “closing down” stores on Facebook
- A ransom by any other name
- Windows Administrator Protection – For those who Just. Cant. Accept. Being a Standard user
- CE – Confusion Extraordinaire
- Operation Endgame – Pt2
- Disinformation – Russia’s online game of chess
- Women who shaped the modern world of IT
- That BSOD might not have been Microsoft’s fault
- AI – bringing the worst out of people
- Google’s Multi-Billion dollar UK investments
- August Windows update – 9 zero-days patched
- Cyber Security Frameworks – what are they?
- One of most-wanted cyber criminals extradited to US
- Active Cyber Defence 2.0 – NCSC want your help
- Huge leak of PII claims to expose all UK, Canada & US citizens
- Mark of the Web – a look at how Windows protects from malicious downloads
- NCA rack up another success
- Hacking – Not what Hollywood would have you believe
- FrostyGoop – Russian ICS malware targeting Modbus
- NCA DDoS worlds biggest DDoS for hire site
- THAT Crowdstrike incident – what happened?
- Customise, or compromise?
- US car industry hit in multi-pronged attack
- DISGOMOJI – Emoji-based Linux malware
- FBI amass 7k LockBit encryption keys
- Cyber attack affects London hospitals
- This snowflake didn’t melt – TicketMaster / Santander update
- Likely supply chain attack led to Ticketmaster & Santander breaches
- Operation Endgame – updates
- Ticketmaster data breach
- Operation Endgame – a new approach to tackling cybercrime
- Breached forum – update
- The Online Safety Act & Protecting children online
- LockBit – Latest update – Identities revealed.
- LockBit update
- NCA 2 : LockBit 0
- SMB – A love / hate story – Pt 2 – Hate
- SMB – A love / hate story – Pt 1 – Love
- Better security for home devices?
- Mandiant exposé on APT44
- XZ vulnerability – a perfect lesson in Social Engineering in a supply chain attack
- The British Library – A lesson in Incident Response
- Have AlphaV done a runner?
- AlphaV hit US medical supply chain
- NCA 1 : LockBit 0
- NCSC release vulnerability management guidance
- AnyDesk hacked – code signing keys stolen
- Trapped in a world of dark patterns
- MOAB* – 26 Billion breached records discovered online
- Russian state hackers target Microsoft
- LockBit snag a foot long
- Outlook vulnerability could expose Windows password
- US Gov suggests 15 years jail-time for Breached admin
- AI and the future of work
- McFlurry bandit targets McDonalds – twice!
- New python hacking tool targeting cloud & payment systems
- NCSC launch “online service guidance” for small businesses
- Compromising Operational Technology (OT)
- Ransomware and UK national security – A damning report
- British Library ransomware attack to cost millions to fix
- Bypassing Windows security with DLL search order hijacking
- (31/12/23) Blog 365 – The end of the year – the end of my challenge
- (30/12/23) Blog 364 – German Hospitals ransomed by chancer
- (29/12/23) Blog 363 – NASA launches space industry cyber security guide
- (28/12/23) Blog 362 – EU member states reach common position on “Cyber Solidarity Act”
- (27/12/23) Blog 361 – Europes largest parking company compromised
- (26/12/23) Blog 360 – Outlook notification sounds can lead to system compromise
- (25/12/23) Blog 359 – Wall of Flippers – detects and blocks Bluetooth spam attacks
- (24/12/23) Blog 358 – Possible LockBit & AlphaV cabal?
- (23/12/23) Blog 357 – WP.29 – Making vehicles safer
- (22/12/23) Blog 356 – GTA VI – Lapsus$ hacker sentenced
- (21/12/23) Blog 355 – The Tallinn Mechanism for Cyber Security
- (20/12/23) Blog 354 – FBI disrupt AlphaV operations – but for how long?
- (19/12/23) Blog 353 – Rhysida leak 1.7Tb of data from Insomniac games
- (18/12/23) Blog 352 – MongoDB breached – Customer data compromised
- (17/12/23) Blog 351 – Sandman APT deploy Lua-based malware
- (16/12/23) Blog 350 – Hackers find new way to abuse GoogleAds
- (15/12/23) Blog 349 – Joint security advisory released for JetBrains TeamCity CVE – targeted by Fancy Bear
- (14/12/23) Blog 348 – Europes 2nd largest semiconductor manufacturer compromised for over 2 years
- (13/12/23) Blog 347 – China prepositioning US access in case of Taiwan escalations
- (12/12/23) Blog 346 – “Kelvin Security” hacking group leader arrested in Spanish raid
- (11/12/23) Blog 345 – 5Ghoul – new attacks against 5G devices discovered
- (10/12/23) Blog 344 – New vulnerability SLAMs Intel, AMD, and Arm CPUs,
- (09/12/23) Blog 343 – UK calls out Russia for election interference
- (08/12/23) Blog 342 – 23andMe breach
- (07/12/23) Blog 341 – LogoFail firmware attack has capability to affect every PC on planet
- (06/12/23) Blog 340 – Google invests millions in European cyber security training
- (05/12/23) Blog 339 – NCSC launches Cyber Incident Exercising scheme
- (04/12/23) Blog 338 – Hotels hacked to gain access to booking.com API
- (03/12/23) Blog 337 – AlphaV enter new world of triple extortion
- (02/12/23) Blog 336 – A new take on SIM swapping
- (01/12/23) Blog 335 – Microsoft warns of new ransomware campaign
- (30/11/23) Blog 334 – US seizes crypto-mixer used by North Korea and others to process stolen cryptocurrencies
- (29/11/23) Blog 333 – Ransomware gang members arrested in Ukraine
- (28/11/23) Blog 332 – Slovenia’s largest power supplier in ransomware attack
- (27/11/23) Blog 331 – NCSC release guidance for secure AI development
- (26/11/23) Blog 330 – ClearFake campaign targets Windows and Mac users
- (25/11/23) Blog 329 – UK law firms hit with supply chain attack
- (24/11/23) Blog 328 – Cyber assistance for small businesses