2020 is when cybersecurity gets even weirder, so get ready
AI-powered deepfakes, ransomware, IoT, and 5G all mean that protecting your data is about to get a lot harder.
AI-powered deepfakes, ransomware, IoT, and 5G all mean that protecting your data is about to get a lot harder.
Organised cybercrime, rogue insiders and nation-state-backed hackers are among the groups that could soon be targeting 5G networks. But there are a few surprises on the list, too.
While the move to cloud computing is boosting security for some parts of the business, basic mistakes are still giving hackers a foot in the door.
TfL is asking all Oyster and contactless account holders to reset their passwords to reduce the risk of credential stuffing attacks.
Mozilla's annual report shows how it's spending the revenue it gets from browser search engine deals.
Can the web be saved? We should know in two years' time.
But .uk domain suspensions are actually slightly down for the first time in recent years.
The Hakbit ransomware is new but has some unusual features.
Cyber crooks are using hacked websites to fool visitors into downloading trojan malware that can take over their PCs.
Browser-maker ups its payouts for glitches across critical sites and services.