Cybercrime
Los Angeles wildfire phishing scammers use "cancer-stricken dogs" to defraud good Samaritans
"Natural disasters like the LA fires of 2025 let cybercriminals exploit the vulnerabilities of human psychology"
security
EU
The DORA explorer: A Compliance Day guide to new EU regulations
Machine speaks to experts and insiders to discuss how to respond to European rules governing the cybersecurity of financial entities.
security
CISA's new strategy to mitigate threat of "formidable" Chinese cyber-adversaries
Cyber Defense Agency warn critical national infrastructure bodies that Beijing may be preparing to launch attacks that "induce societal panic".
Big Ideas For 2025
Big ideas for 2025: AI will put more pressure on security teams, nation-states and the planet
An assessment of how artificial intelligence will reshape the threat landscape over the next 12 months, from multi-agent AI systems to a growing regulatory burden.
Critical National Infrastructure
UK critical national infrastructure ransomware payment ban risks creating an "underground economy"
Westminster wants to make CNI and public sector bodies "unattractive" to criminals - a plan that could have an unexpected effect.
Opinion
"The AI experimentation era is ending - now it's time for action"
Security professionals from SoftwareOne set out guidelines for staying safe as both businesses and threat actors step up AI deployment.
security
Machine identities are "the next big target for cyberattack", security leaders warn
"The volume, variety and velocity of identities are becoming an attacker’s dream."
Cybercrime
Extortion for Xmas: The 35th anniversary of ransomware
Toasting the unlikely birth of an illicit industry that now turns over more than $1 billion each year.
security
Security in 2025: From aggressive regulators to full-blown cyberwar
Predictions about the security issues that will matter over the next year.
security
Five advanced email attacks to fear in 2025
"As the front door of an enterprise and the gateway employees rely upon to do their jobs, the inbox represents an ideal access point for attackers."
Surveillance
China's secret surveillance tool has a strange limitation
Sinister spy software lets cops collect "extensive sensitive data" from people's phones and snap pictures from their camera
cybersecurity
Krispy Kreme gets Kracked: Doughnut giant has a cybersecurity hole
Cake fans left glazed and confused as mystery incident causes major operational disruption.