Nearly every website you visit requires you to create a user account and think up a password. As discussed in my blog on passwords back in January, this can be quite a task for some to remember a diff...
Stealerium is an open-source stealer malware available on GitHub, and as the name suggests, the malware steals information from various applications as well as the host device. The applications target...
For this 4th and final installment in this mini-series, I will take a look at the ZeroNet system. What is ZeroNet? ZeroNet is an open-source, distributed, peer-to-peer web hosting service which has be...
For my 3rd installment of this mini-series of blogs about the dark web, I will take a look at the system called I2P. What is I2P? I2P, or the Invisible Internet Project is a fully encrypted priva...
In this 2nd installment of this mini-series of blogs about the dark web, I will take a look at the system called Freenet. What is freenet? According to the website freenetproject.org, Freenet is a pee...
We’ve all heard of it, we all associate it with the nefarious world of hacking, drugs, child sexual exploitation, slavery, and so on, but what exactly is the dark web, and how does it work? In t...
Ransomware attacks are becoming the Internets biggest headache, with more and more companies and individuals becoming targets every day. DISH network Corporation, the US satellite television provider ...
The LockBit gang have been really busy so far this year, launching multiple attacks against targets all across the globe. Canadian books & music retailer – Indigo are another company to fall...
In a notice to the London Stock Exchange dated 02/03/23, WHSmith has announced that they have been on the receiving end of a cyber security incident. The statement doesn’t reveal the nature of t...
Early last year, NewsCorp – the media giant which publishes well-known products such as The Wall Street Journal, HarperCollins, The Times & The Sunday Times, and the New York Post announced ...