This Linux-targeting malware just got more powerful
The addition of trojan malware could point to more disruptive cyberattacks to come.
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Singapore wants citizens to arm up, take accountability for personal cyber hygiene
Country's government says Individuals have "a responsibility" to adopt good cybersecurity practices and safeguard devices they use, which risk weakening whole networks if compromised.
Canada to ban Huawei and ZTE and tell telcos to rip out 5G and 4G equipment
While taking longer to ban Huawei and ZTE than some of the Five Eyes, Canada has also gone further by requiring telcos to rip out LTE equipment from the vendors by the start of 2028.
Australian Bureau of Statistics 'on track' to avoid Censusfail 2.0 come August 10
ABS just has some testing and defect remediation to do, but it said it's otherwise 'on track' for the 2021 Census.
This company was hit by ransomware. Here's what they did next, and why they didn't pay up
"When it hit, we ran to our server room and data centre and started pulling plugs out." How one company was hit by ransomware, but refused to pay up.
Black Hat: When penetration testing earns you a felony arrest record
Coalfire takes us through the story of security professionals arrested at a courthouse while conducting tests on behalf of the state.
Security experts warn: Don't let contact-tracing app lead to surveillance
Joint letter by over 170 of the UK's top researchers and scientists voices privacy and security concerns over 'mission creep' on government plans for using smartphones to trace and combat coronavirus.
Zoom to revamp bug bounty program, bring in more security experts
Zoom brings in Luta Security to reboot bug bounty program.
What is cyberwar? Everything you need to know about the frightening future of digital conflict
Updated: Cyberwarfare could turn every gadget you own into a weapon on a virtual battlefield. And the damage will be felt in the real world.
UK announces creation of London cybercrime court
It might be a long time before any cases are heard, however.
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