Less than two months after its embarrassing security blunder Hotmail, is hoping users will entrust their credit card details to its servers.
Microsoft has come up with e-commerce solution it believes will help protect millions of current Hotmail users from credit-card fraud and junk e-mail.
The catch? That they hand over credit card details to Hotmail.
Full story to follow
Happy to hand over credit card details to Hotmail? Tell the Mailroom
Hacker leaks data of 2.28 million dating site users
Data belongs to dating site MeetMindful and includes everything from real names to Facebook account tokens, and from email addresses and geo-location information. ...
Rogue CCTV technician spied on hundreds of customers during intimate moments
Prosecutors said the technician accessed more than 200 customer CCTV systems on more than 9,600 occasions to spy on them getting naked and engaging in sexual activity. ...
SonicWall says it was hacked using zero-days in its own products
The networking device vendor has published a series of mitigations as it's investigating the incident and preparing patches.
FSB warns of US cyberattacks after Biden administration comments
Unclear if political trolling or actual fear.
As Bitcoin price surges, DDoS extortion gangs return in force
Companies are receiving emails from cyber-criminals threatening large DDoS attacks unless a ransom is paid. Some groups are delivering on their threats. ...
New website launched to document vulnerabilities in malware strains
Launched by security researcher John Page, the new MalVuln website lists bugs in malware code.
Cisco warns on critical security vulnerabilities in SD-WAN software, so update now
These nasties mean it's time to update.
Eight Cisco and CompTIA courses that will prep you for a career in cybersecurity
This bundle features 8 expert-led courses that will help you earn Cisco and CompTIA certifications to jumpstart your cybersecurity career.
Hackers publish thousands of files after government agency refuses to pay ransom
Ransomware gang publishes stolen data after Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) refuses to pay ransom - as agency confirms operations remain disrupted. ...
Join Discussion