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From the stealth-oriented Foreclosed to the twin-sticky The Ascent, there has been a bumper crop of cyberpunk shooters this year, their endless gun fests typically set amidst a gaudy onslaught of neon-tinged billboards, metallic skyscrapers and indiscriminately-placed Asian motifs. In spite of its roots, Gamedec initially seems like a reprieve from this recent blitz of…
Reece James — a Chelsea soccer star and member of England’s national team — claims his home was burglarized Tuesday … and he says it was all captured by security cameras. James says the incident went down while he was away from his house…
China’s main technology industry regulator has urged telecommunications companies, internet of vehicles (IoV) manufacturers, and relevant service providers to ramp up data security, in a new regulatory push that could increase compliance costs for firms such as Tesla in China.The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), one of China’s top government bodies overseeing the…
The Hidden Art of Interview Hacking course offered by ZYGAVERSE, which originated in Melbourne, Victoria, has started to make a global impact. The interview hacking course, initially conceptualised in 2015 by Jayden Kafanelis for his first start-up company InternMe Australia, has slowly but surely found support and evolved into a valuable educational resource for job……
New survey of Chinese cybersecurity and data protection regulations for the electric and connected car industry published by Fraunhofer SIT and Fraunhofer Singapore
Tuesday 14 September, 2021 Having sailed his own boat from the U.K across the Atlantic and Pacific oceans to New Zealand, Welsh author James Marinero is a nonconformist. His latest novel about cryptocurrency hacking was written at anchor in New Zealand during the Covid lockdown. ‘Blockchain Exploit’ is an up-to-the-minute techno-thriller continuing his themes of…
Today’s podcast reports on the discovery of an unprotected database of fitness app information, an attack at Olympus and important security patches released The post Cyber Security Today, Sept. 15, 2021 – Huge database of fitness app information found unprotected, attack on Olympus and security patches released first appeared on ITBusiness.ca.
Today’s podcast reports on the return of the REvil ransomware gang, the discovery of a new botnet launching huge DDoS attacks and an increase in Formbook malware The post Cyber Security Today, Sept. 13, 2021 – The REvil ransomware gang is back, a new botnet is discovered and Formbook malware rises first appeared on ITBusiness.ca.
This episode reports on two warnings to Windows administrators, malware and why CISOs should tighten cloud security The post Cyber Security Today, Sept. 10, 2021 – Microsoft issues Windows warning, Windows log used to hide malware and why you should tighten cloud security first appeared on ITBusiness.ca.
Today’s podcast reports on the kind of companies ransomware gangs are targeting, another reminder to patch Confluence servers and patches available for Netgear hardware and NPM software The post Cyber Security Today, Sept. 8, 2021 – Ransomware gang targets, Confluence servers under attack and a warning to Firebase developers first appeared on ITBusiness.ca.
