Don’t Use Ass, Eva Or 2010 In Your Password
Here’s why you probably shouldn’t use ass, Eva or 2010 in your passwords. Seriously, these are remarkably popular password choices.
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Research
How To Use An Ordinary Light Bulb To Spy On Conversations 80 Feet Away
What if a hacker could use an ordinary, dumb, old-fashioned lightbulb to spy on your conversations from 80 feet away?
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How Many Hackers Does It Take To Change A Light Bulb?
One cyber-attack campaign is taking a light bulb joke punchline way too seriously for my liking, and for yours too
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Have You Sent 15,000 Sextortion Emails Today?
Security researchers warn that this large-scale sextortion campaign might very well be using your computer to distribute sexual blackmail demands
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Top Travel Apps For Android And iPhone Fail Privacy And Security Tests
New research reveals how 30 of the most popular Android & iOS travel apps are failing privacy and security tests
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Russia leads the nation-state attack pack against business
Russia, China and the USA lead the sophisticated nation-state cyber-attackers that are increasingly targeting your business, newly published report reveals
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Why is UK business the most breached across Europe?
New research reveals the UK as the most breached country in Europe during the last 12 months. Why is that?
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How Machine Learning can assess risk and detect fraud
Machines learning from data have the potential to transform insurance and counter fraud by humans thanks to advances in AI
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Liar, liar, email on fire: the security value of lie detecting algorithms
Researchers have developed a method of identifying linguistic clues in electronic communications that could point to possible cases of deception
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