Security strategist Howard A Schmidt discusses whether mobile attacks are overhyped and what new risks have been introduced by virtualisation
Former White House adviser and security strategist Howard A Schmidt discusses whether mobile attacks are overhyped and what new risks have been introduced by virtualisation.
Over 4 percent of all Monero was mined by malware botnets
Academics say malware authors might have cashed out at least $57 million worth of Monero over the course of the last four years.
Online casino group leaks information on 108 million bets, including user details
Server is now down but is unclear if the cloud provider took it down and if the parent company knows it leaked users details in the first place.
GDPR: Google hit with €50 million fine by French data protection watchdog
Updated: Largest fine so far under new European privacy regulations.
Trio sent behind bars over illegal drug, painkiller trades in the Dark Web
Selling fentanyl and associated drugs in the web's underbelly have earned the UK residents over 43 years in prison.
Russia: We're suing Facebook, Twitter for snubbing law on storing users' data locally
Facebook and Twitter are in breach of laws requiring personal data to be kept on Russian soil, say the authorities.
New Phobos ransomware exploits weak security to hit targets around the world
Ransomware strain has many similarities with one of the most damaging ransomware families.
DarkHydrus abuses Google Drive to spread RogueRobin Trojan
The threat group is striking political targets in the Middle East.
Smaller, cheaper: How these tiny satellites are spinning off new space data movement
Finnish microsatellite maker ICEYE is part of a wave of startups providing Earth data to business and governments.
Google Maps to roll out speed limit and speed camera features
Finally. The speed camera feature will be launched in Australia, the UK, US, Russia, Brazil, Mexico, Canada, India, and Indonesia, while speed limits will be posted throughout the ...
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