US charges Dridex banking trojan operators, offers $5m bounty
UK National Crime Agency claims it's identified the operator behind the world's worst cybercrime group.
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Facebook finally agrees to pay the UK's £500k fine over voter profiling
Facebook and the UK's privacy watchdog settle a claim over Cambridge Analytica and the threat of voter profiling.
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UK to approve Huawei for non-core parts of 5G networks as spy chief details how it gain a cyber security ‘license’
Huawei isn't completely banned from the UK's 5G network rollout.
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UK: If Facebook welcomes regulation it should drop appeal against £500k privacy fine
UK privacy watchdog challenges Facebook to drop appeal after Mark Zuckerberg's weekend call for more regulation of Internet companies.
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UK Facebook internal docs reveal Zuckerberg plans for exploiting user data
Facebook responds to internal documents published by a UK parliamentary committee.
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Penetration Testing
This is a real issue, and not just one for the well publicised attacks on major corporations such as Sony, Lockheed, Google, and Citi. It affects every business and organisation, large and small. More worrying still, it is now widely suggested that hackers and espionage organisations are moving away from directly attacking their target company, choosing instead to route their attack through suppliers to their target. Thus, even small and seemingly innocuous “third party” businesses who would not consider themselves as potential targets are now on the front line of this cyber war.
Malcolm Higgins | 13 Jul | Read more