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[ad_1] By Phil Lewis, CEO, Titania Cyberattack vectors change as frequently as the weather. Finding new ways to infiltrate systems keeps criminals thriving and cybersecurity teams on their toes. The sheer number of threats can result in severe ‘alert fatigue’ and response times that leave businesses... Continue reading

[ad_1] How To Why and how are we subjected to so much disinformation nowadays, and is there a way to spot the fakes? 20 Feb 2024  •  , 6 min. read One of the best things about the internet is that it’s an expansive repository... Continue reading

[ad_1] ESET products and research have been protecting Ukrainian IT infrastructure for years. Since the start of the war in February 2022, we have prevented and investigated a significant number of attacks launched by Russia-aligned groups. We have also published some of the most interesting... Continue reading

[ad_1] Digital Security You would never give your personal ID to random strangers, right? So why provide the ID of your computer? Unsuspecting users beware, IP grabbers do not ask for your permission. 22 Feb 2024  •  , 6 min. read A common message that... Continue reading

[ad_1] Cybersecurity is a top concern for businesses in 2024, with over two-thirds of IT decision-makers reporting increased budgets. This positive trend highlights the growing awareness of cyber threats and the need for robust defenses. This is according to findings from a recent survey of... Continue reading

[ad_1] IT admins have been urged to patch any on-premises ScreenConnect servers immediately, after reports that a recently published maximum severity vulnerability is being exploited in the wild. CVE-2024-1709 is an authentication bypass bug which has been given a CVSS score of 10.0. It can be... Continue reading

[ad_1] Video Coming in two waves, the campaign sought to demoralize Ukrainians and Ukrainian speakers abroad with disinformation messages about war-related subjects 23 Feb 2024 This week, ESET researchers revealed their findings about Operation Texonto, a disinformation/psychological (PSYOP) campaign where Russia-aligned threat actors sought to... Continue reading

[ad_1] Two Chinese nationals have been found guilty of running a sophisticated fraud scheme in which they attempted to con Apple out of millions of dollars, by sending it thousands of fake iPhones. Haotian Sun (aka Hao Sun, Jack Sun) of Baltimore, Maryland, and Pengfei Xue,... Continue reading

[ad_1] Almost four in five (78%) of organizations who paid a ransom demand were hit by a second ransomware attack, often by the same threat actor, according to Cybereason’s Ransomware: The Cost to Business Study 2024. Nearly two-thirds (63%) of these organizations were asked to... Continue reading