Popular British fashion store Sweaty Betty suffered a breach of customer records after hackers injected malicious code into the store’s website and exfiltrated customers’ details from the checkout page. In

Although Halloween is behind us, I want to talk about zombies. Specifically, zombie rules; those policy requirements and regulations that soldier on long after they’ve lost their relevance. Zombie rules

The Berlin Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information recently fined real estate company Deutsche Wohnen SE €14.5 million under GDPR for storing the personal and financial data of

Existing and former employees of Israeli cyber security firm NSO Group have sued Facebook for blocking their personal Facebook and Instagram accounts abruptly without any prior notice and without offering

The use of facial recognition technology at a popular Indian cafe chain that triggered a backlash among customers, led to calls from human rights advocates on Monday for the government

A Ryuk ransomware attack launched by Russian hackers targeting a cloud data hosting company resulted in as many as 110 hospitals being unable to access patient medical records and medication

OnePlus UK has announced that it recently suffered an unauthorised access into its systems that resulted in cyber criminals stealing names, contact numbers, email addresses, and shipping addresses of an

It has been reported that Avast and AVG antivirus products belonging to versions 19.5 or earlier are blocking the Windows 10 November update issued by Microsoft and users of these

An election propaganda website paid for by The Conservative & Unionist Party briefly showed up as the top search result for the Labour Party on Google and seemed to belong

APT33, an Iranian hacker group that specialises in infiltrating IT networks of organisations through password spraying methods, recently shifted its focus from targeting random IT networks to specifically targeting industrial