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US arrests Silk Typhoon hacker accused of stealing Covid research and mass email hacking
Chinese national picked up in Milan and is now facing possible extradition to the US.
Many workers wouldn't tell their bosses if they'd been hit by a cyberattack
Workers say they're worried about being blamed or getting into trouble, so would rather deal with a breach themselves.
M&S thinks it might finally know what caused cyberattack - but still won't say if it paid a ransom
M&S says DragonForce (not DragonForce Malaysia) is responsible for the attack, but we still don't know if a ransom has been paid.
UK Police wants to spend $100 million to turn millions of hours of VHS footage into digital format — now that's something AI could help with
UK police launches £100 million framework to digitize VHS tapes and analog media for evidence systems.
Be careful where you click in Google search results - it could be damaging malware
Hackers are back to SEO poisoning and software spoofing as they look to deploy malware loaders to IT teams.
This top security platform is being hacked to carry out malware threats
A patch should have now made future attacks using Shellter Elite impossible.
Experts flag a huge amount of cyberattacks coming from this unexpected domain
Cybersecurity researchers have observed a huge spike in the use of .es TLDs in recent months, mostly to host phishing campaigns.
What I Learned After Using IDShield
Updated IDShield is more reactive than proactive when it comes to dealing with identity theft but it is cheaper than the competition.
