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Network structure must change to resist cyber attacks, warns Dr. Eric Cole
New iPad could be latest to add fingerprint security
Scams
The perfect job? Dream on! Five signs a job offer is a scam
Malware
Bad business: ALL major companies are hosting malware - Cisco
Infosecurity expert Dr Eric Cole is to urge companies to take a close look at their network structure, and change it to make attacks difficult for cyber gangs, in a speech given as he is inducted into the Infosecurity Europe Hall of Fame on May 1.
Rob Waugh • 28 Apr 2014 • 2 min. read
New evidence has emerged that the new iPad will have fingerprint security built in, as found on the Apple iPhone 5S.
Job scams are a permanent fixture in cyberspace. Anyone who has posted their resume online has offered cyber gangs two crucial pieces of information - one, a way to contact them, and two, the fact they're in need of a job.
Rob Waugh • 25 Apr 2014 • 4 min. read
Every single one of 30 major companies tested by Cisco over the course of 2013 had malicious traffic on their networks, according to an annual report released by the company. Spyware and other malware was also growing rapidly on mobile devices.
Rob Waugh • 25 Apr 2014 • 1 min. read
Young people fear internet of things will give away their secrets
Young people are seriously worrried about connected gadgets when it comes to privacy - worrying that 'connected' gadgets such as Smart TVs could give away more data than they are comfortable with, according to a new survey.
Rob Waugh • 24 Apr 2014 • 4 min. read
Twitter awash in miracle diet pills spam onslaught
Twitter was flooded by an avalanche of spam from compromised accounts, leading to shortened links and pages promising miracle weight loss, diet pills, and products which would “change lives". The attack appeared to have come via a third-party service connected to Twitter.
Rob Waugh • 24 Apr 2014 • 1 min. read
Google offers refunds for buyers of fake Virus Shield app
Google is offering full refunds to buyers of the Virus Shield app which briefly topped the Android charts last week - but turned out to offer no protection whatsoever.
Rob Waugh • 23 Apr 2014 • 3 min. read
AOL diet spam email assaults world
A flood of diet spam emails seemingly from AOL addresses has hit inboxes around the worl
Rob Waugh • 23 Apr 2014 • 2 min. read
Lack of cyber risk insurance could lead to “global financial shock”
The financial damage caused by a large data breach or malicious employee activity can be enormous, but the lack of financial protection in place could lead to a "global" shock, a report by a leading insurer has warned.
Rob Waugh • 22 Apr 2014 • 2 min. read