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Researcher Says North Korean Hackers Gained Access to Hundreds of Networks Worldwide

A cybersecurity researcher who spent almost two years monitoring infrastructure linked to North Korean hackers says the group gained access

 

The scam that knows your name is coming

For years, online scams have relied on volume rather than sophistication. Send the same poorly written email to a million

 

The Week Cybersecurity Stopped Being Someone Else’s Problem

For 15 years, a serious flaw reportedly sat inside the Linux kernel, unnoticed by the thousands of developers, security researchers

 

Cyber security needs to recognise the strength of Autistic thinking

For many Autistic professionals, the job market begins with a difficult calculation. Do they disclose their autism and risk being

 

When the AI Race Starts to Scare the Racers

A recent artificial intelligence conference in Zhongguancun, Beijing’s busy high tech district, offered a revealing glimpse into the state of

Online internet romance scam or swindler in website application dating concept, Love is bait or victim, Red heart in a rat trap, Young business people using mobile phone searching love dating girl friend on internet.
 

Inside a Romance Scam: Richie, Trisha and the Business of Manufactured Love

Richie’s journey into online fraud began long before he created a false identity or persuaded a stranger to open a

 

The Next Big Leak May Not Just Expose Your Password. It Could Expose Your Life

For years, data breaches have been treated as unfortunate but ordinary events. A company is hacked, an email arrives, users

 

Rebooting Your Router Is Not A Magic Trick, But It Still Matters

There are few pieces of tech advice more universal than this: turn it off and on again. It is the

 

Microsoft’s MDASH Shows AI Is Becoming The Security Team, Not Just The Threat

For the past two years, most public discussion about artificial intelligence and cybersecurity has focused on what attackers can do

 

Are Our Cars Spying On Us? The Truth Is More Ordinary, And More Alarming

There was a time when the family car was one of the last private spaces left in modern life. It

 

Cybersecurity Needs More Women, And The Door Is Wide Open

The future of cybersecurity will not be decided only by the sophistication of hackers. It will be decided by who

 

This Week In Hacks Shows Why Cybersecurity Can No Longer Be Someone Else’s Problem

Some weeks in cybersecurity feel like a warning siren that refuses to switch off. This was one of them. From