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Organisations turn to ransomware negotiators to help deal with a surge in attacks
Facility remains closed and analysts warn prolonged shutdown could push petrol prices higher
Almost 60 per cent of organisations targeted in the past year paid a ransom to restore their data. Find out if you can avoid a crippling payout
Gang based in UK and Brazil has been linked to embarrassing intrusions on Microsoft, Samsung and others
Biden signs executive order urging closer scrutiny of deals involving critical technologies
Peiter Zatko’s testimony to Senate committee threatens to complicate legal battle with Tesla CEO
Companies will face fines of €15mn or 2.5% of turnover if they do not comply with cyber security requirements
Operator says no customer data breaches detected and bus services unaffected
Critics fear holes in coverage but insurers say clarity is crucial for market to develop
A disparate army of IT professionals has forged its own missions to help resist Moscow. One group spills its secrets
They could cost billions but new exclusions based on whether attacks are ‘warlike’ or not will prove bad for everyone
At least one corner of the cryptosphere is booming
The finance sector ought to strengthen its collective defences
Social network dismisses ‘false’ claims that could bolster Elon Musk’s attempt to abandon $44bn takeover
Foreign minister calls Moscow’s claims that the alleged suspect fled to his country ‘a provocation’
Hacking eclipses turbulent markets as Norges’ biggest worry with three ‘serious’ attempts a day
Israeli spyware company to launch reorganisation involving 100 job losses
Discussions about a private equity takeover arrive as shareholder and former adviser Mike Lynch faces extradition
iPhone maker releases fixes to security issues that expert says could give attackers ‘full access to a vulnerable device’
Plus, CDPQ throws the towel in on crypto and Galaxy Digital locks horns with BitGo
The master coder and superb communicator provides a refreshingly jargon-free introduction to the history of hacking
US companies are using components from Quectel, Fibocom and China Mobile, but the risk is being largely ignored
Losses from the UK’s fraud ‘epidemic’ rose to £1.3bn last year
Avast shares rise more than 40% after CMA provisionally agrees $8bn merger with US rival
The psychological and financial costs of fraud is immense and tech companies must take responsibility
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