Cybercrime stories - Page 6

Europol has arrested the suspected leader of the Carbanak gang with the cooperation of law enforcement around the world, but experts remain sceptical.>>

The UK government today announced the launch of a new strategy to support the export of the nation’s cybersecurity technologies.>>

We were able to catch up with two of Continuum's executives after its sold out European Partner day - they both see danger ahead for SMBs.>>

A recent study from Gemalto proves it’s not just data that is lost following a breach – you’ll lose most of your customers too.>>

Data collected in 2017 shows that attacks like ransomware and cryptojacking are easily bypassing legacy security solutions due to lax businesses.>>

Mark Zuckerberg has issued a statement following the bombshell that Facebook's data of 50m people has been misused to "change audience behaviour.>>

'Would you like anything else with your $10 DDoS attack-as-a-service sir?' Armor's report paints a disturbing picture of the cybercrime market.>>

Check Point has released a 'cryptomining 101' document that details how cybercriminals hack into devices to steal their CPU power for illicit mining.>>

Routed's director says while cloud providers are responsible for securing the cloud, only the organisation can secure how they use it.>>

This persistent threat not only continues to chip away at enterprise CPU power, but once inside a network can carry out other malicious acts.>>

A whistleblower has uncovered the practices of his illicit company, which include stealing the details of 50m Facebook users to help Trump's campaign.>>

“According to court documents, Phantom Secure advertised its products as impervious to decryption, wiretapping or legal third-party records requests.">>

A RAT called Qrypter has been used to target organisations around the globe, including those in New Zealand and Australia.>>

​A new report from Bromium has landed with a number of startling findings, including the confirmation of a bustling cybercrime laundry market.>>

The relentless rush to cloud adoption is coming at the detriment to cybersecurity with some countries in EMEA worse than others.>>

The new solution from Sophos allows organisations to run trial phishing 'attacks' on employees to see who is most susceptible and offer training.>>

It’s no secret that web browsers store a substantial amount of sensitive information about their users - hackers are taking advantage of this.>>

The 'unsustainable' issue of NHS staff using consumer instant messaging services is actually much bigger than has been previously reported.>>

As well as emerging technologies, Steve spoke about the future, the implications of GDPR, & strategies that businesses can use to overcome challenges.>>

Elon Musk spoke at SXSW and used examples of AI's rapid advancements to show why it ‘scares the hell’ out of him - Kolochenko remains optimistic.>>

Recorded Future believes China has been altering public vulnerability data to allow the Ministry of State Security to play with it first.>>

After the allegations about Emirates' customer data policies emerged, High-Tech Bridge ran a test on the site's security - with interesting results.>>

With malware continually evolving, Blueliv says it's crucial that the 'good guys' begin to collaborate in the fight against cybercrime.>>

​The swelling generation of mobile workers is causing headaches for IT staff with more than half connecting to unsecured networks every week.>>