Like many others, when I am traveling on public transport in London – and many other cities – I simply wave my phone over a sensor to pay for my fair. We are putting a lot of trust in those systems being secure. When they are not, then there could …
Because It’s Friday – A Star Trek Story
I have two “Because It’s Friday” things for you today. The first is the continuing search for intelligent extra-terrestrial life: How gravitational waves could help detect Star Trek-style warp drive spaceships – The Conversation The second is from xkcd and is another maths joke. An occasional series I started because my son is …
Back-to-Basics – Information Security
The second part to my Back-to-Basics primer on Information Security has been published on CyberAwake today: Information Security in the Office (pt.2) Part 1 is here.
Hackers hacking hackers!
That headline sounds like very good news for the rest of us. Hacker trap: Fake OnlyFans tool backstabs cybercriminals, steals passwords – BleepingComputer Although it is not all good news – the threat actors that developed the fake hacking tool, which installs the Lumma stealer information-stealing malware. on the threat …
Information Security in the Office (pt.1)
With the summer nearly over, I thought I would kick-off the new season of cyber security articles with a look at some of the simple ways you can improve the cyber and information security in your office and help to prevent information leaking out of your organisation. Some of the …
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