South Korean police have uncovered a hacking operation that stole sensitive data from massage parlours and blackmailed their male clientele.
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The UK government, together with major mobile network operators and regulator Ofcom, has announced a landmark initiative to block phone-calls that use spoofed numbers — fake caller IDs designed to trick consumers into believing they’re hearing from banks, government departments or trusted organisations.
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Security teams aren’t short on tools—they’re short on clarity. Logs live in silos where organizations struggle to tie them all together. Ingestion and hot-tier storage get expensive fast, and “archive-and-forget” models make investigations and audits harder than they should be. That’s the status quo we’re changing.
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How to make a VPN play nice with Starlink and other satellite links without slowing everything to a crawl.
Why split tunneling matters on satellite
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Almost half of internet users continue to use their Internet routers with default settings, according to a new Broadband Genie study.
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Investment scams are among the most profitable cybercrimes of the past few years. Fraudsters now use sleek websites, persuasive sales tactics, and fake celebrity endorsements to trick victims into believing they’re investing in legitimate opportunities. The scammer disappears once the money’s transferred, leaving investors with losses that can reach thousands or even millions of euros.
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I’d like to thank my coauthors Adrian Schipor and Martin Zugec for their invaluable contributions to this research.
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US federal prosecutors have charged two American cybersecurity experts with participating in a ransomware campaign linked to the notorious ALPHV/BlackCat group.
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US prosecutors charge a Ukrainian national with helping deploy Conti ransomware that extorted hundreds of thousands from Americans.
Extradition follows lengthy international pursuit
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