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Kaspersky warns of ecommerce cyber criminalsAlthough e-commerce platforms are all about offering people the convenience and accessibility they demand, the risk of falling prey to cybercriminals is also high, according to Kaspersky, a global leader in cyber security and digital privacy. More… |
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Cyber criminals leverage Covid for threats in Q2Threats related to the Covid-19 crisis defined the cybersecurity landscape in the second quarter of 2020, said ESET, a global Internet security company in Q2 2020 Threat Report. The report summarizes key statistics from ESET detec More… |
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Manufacturing: a prime target for cybercriminalsThe Covif-19 pandemic has resulted in a massive spike in cybercrime with manufacturing on the front line, and micro, small and medium enterprises particularly vulnerable to attacks, said a top official. Houlin Zhao, the Secretary More… |
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Cyber criminals exploiting people’s fears: NokiaAs the COVID-19 outbreak continues to impact the world, cyber criminals are exploiting people's fears and using their need for up-to-date information to infect their devices with malware, says a report. Nok More… |
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Cyber criminals exploiting people’s fears: NokiaAs the COVID-19 outbreak continues to impact the world, cyber criminals are exploiting people's fears and using their need for up-to-date information to infect their devices with malware, says a report. Nok More… |
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Could home appliances knock down power grids?Cybercriminals could rope internet-connected household appliances into a botnet in order to manipulate the demand side of the power grid and, ultimately, cause anything from local outages to large-scale blackouts, according to a study from a tea More… |
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Cyber criminals ‘exploiting employee behaviour’Browser-based attacks and social engineering are now the two most powerful techniques targeting organisations, a report said, highlighting that both techniques prey upon users as their initial point of entry. “Cyber criminal More… |
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Cyber criminals ‘exploiting employee behaviour’Browser-based attacks and social engineering are now the two most powerful techniques targeting organisations, a report said, highlighting that both techniques prey upon users as their initial point of entry. “Cyber criminal More… |
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Mena SMEs – A growing target for cyber criminalsThe regional SME market lacks the in-house IT expertise required to monitor and secure the network at the individual device level, meaning they may be viewed as an easier target by cyber criminals, says an industry expert. The thr More… |
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Mena SMEs – A growing target for cyber criminalsThe regional SME market lacks the in-house IT expertise required to monitor and secure the network at the individual device level, meaning they may be viewed as an easier target by cyber criminals, says an industry expert. The thr More… |
