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Renault UK warns customers their info may have been hit in data breach - here's what we know
Unknown threat actors target Renault to steal customer information.
BYOD and edge devices may be causing more security headaches for your business
BYOD and edge devices, combined with cloud and on-prem, are making it hard for IT teams to manage.
Jaguar Land Rover and Asahi finally set to restart some production following cyberattacks
Production will soon be back underway at Asahi and Jaguar Land Rover.
Microsoft Outlook will no longer show inline SVG images regularly exploited in phishing attacks
Microsoft Outlook update removes inline SVG from messages to stop attackers abusing the file format.
Phishing emails are now so good the majority of people believe they are written by humans or are unsure - and that can't be good news
Phishing sophistication leaves individuals and organisations exposed, with AI concerns rising and the adoption of secure authentication practices lagging worldwide.
Hackers set to weaponize harmless legit PDFs using new tools, with experts saying that combining it with SpamGPT could be a huge game-changer
MatrixPDF turns safe-looking PDFs into malware carriers, exploiting user trust and bypassing filters, with experts warning about SpamGPT synergy.
Cybercriminals tried to bribe a BBC journalist to hack into one of the world's biggest news websites - here's what happened next
A BBC journalist was targeted by hackers offering ransom profits, escalating to MFA bombing when delays prompted security intervention and disconnection.
'Unforgivable Exposure': More than 200,000 industrial systems are needlessly exposed to the web and hackers - and there's no absolutely excuse
New report highlights growing exposure of industrial systems as flaws in water treatment, fuel monitoring and building automation leave critical services open to exploitation.
