Cyber attacks stories - Page 126

New insights from Juniper Research have predicted a rather dire future for modern businesses in the constant war against cybercrime.

Vaping can be risky in unexpected ways as a security researcher demonstrates how a modified vaporizer can pass code to a computer.

The hackers have demanded an enormous undisclosed amount of money be paid in Bitcoin. Disney apparently refuses to pay, and is working with the FBI.

The infections spread quickly, reportedly hitting as many as 100 countries, with Russian systems affected more than others. What was going on?.

Cyberattacks on govt doubled last year, tying the sector with finance as the most targeted market, while IoT is becoming both a source - and a target.

LogRhythm has launched a Technology Alliance Partner Program and signed up the likes of Carbon Black, Cisco and Palo Alto Networks.

Thomas Duryea Logicalis is ramping up its digital transformation focus, restructuring into two main areas of operation, and adding new practices.

An unidentified hacker has released the highly anticipated Season 5 episodes of popular Netflix show Orange is the New Black.

In exchange for more 'likes' and comments on their own timelines, users are enticed to provide the app's access token to a third-party website.

LogRhythm's latest cyber resiliency report casts a damning look into the state of Asia Pacific organisations in Asia Pacific.

So it's all very well to understand cyber risks, but how do you put security measures in place? Brennan IT suggests five tips to better security.

CrowdStrike, Carbon Black, Palo Alto Networks, FireEye, Cylance and LogRhythm were among the winners at the SANS Best of Awards this week.

It is precisely because of this concept of the cost of doing nothing that we're able to determine the value of a cybersecurity solution.

Carbon Black sits down with former CIA operative Eric O'Neill to talk state sponsored attacks and why the ANZ regions is probably not a future target.

The internet is a landscape that could potentially suffer catastrophic failure. Some have suggested that the entire internet might go down this year.

A global survey by WatchGuard has shown that more than 80% of resellers believe their customers are most worried about ransomware and its effects.

Non-malware attacks, which use existing software for malicious activity, are on the rise and traditional AV software is unable to detect them.

RSM Australia warns that cybercrime is now 'business as usual' for firms, reinforcing the need to fortify digital defences.

AI security pioneers Cylance have been named one of Fortune Magazine's '50 companies leading the AI revolution'.

IT teams are experiencing 'alarm fatigue' and they are lagging behind. Here's how you can transform your teams to achieve rapid response.