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(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 – dish.com and the mess they made in communicating the incident to their thousands of customers who ad t...

Mark
21/05/2023
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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 has been a large number of posts where ransomware is the main topic. Unfortunately, this is because ransom...

Mark
20/05/2023
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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 Concept (PoC) of an exploit which is capable of recovering the master password used to secure a KeePass...

Mark
19/05/2023
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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 help make the Internet a safer place for users. Well, today it’s Apple’s time in the limelight. In a post on the...

Mark
18/05/2023
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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 four victims on its leak site with a total haul of over 2.5TB of stolen data. The four companies breached include:...

Mark
17/05/2023
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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 private company schemes – admitted to the fact that they had been targeted by a cyber attack, the ...

Mark
16/05/2023
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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 uncover and infiltrate EncroChat – the encrypted mobile phone network used by thousands of crim...

Mark
14/05/2023
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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 the .zip TLD (Top Level Domain). Ever since then, they have sat on that TLD and have done nothing with it. Until now&#823...

Mark
14/05/2023
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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 in March and its really not good news. Information is now coming to light that the attack has affected up to 350 corpora...

Mark
13/05/2023
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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 is possible to pin-point a users home locations if they use the “map visibility” feature – a fea...

Mark
12/05/2023
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