If you're looking to introduce your child to social networks and want peace of mind, look no further. Here are some of the most popular and secure sites.
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Cybercrime is more aggressive and confrontational than it has ever been, Europol's latest Internet Organised Crime Threat Assessment (IOCTA) has stated.
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Experian has revealed that information belonging to T-Mobile, which was housed on one of its servers, has been accessed by cybercriminals in a data breach.
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Next time your computer breaks down or appears not to be working right, consider what not to do before you call your techie for some help.
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Your work is important to you, your employer and cybercriminals as well. That is a good reason to stop and think before you connect.
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Good news - hackers hadn't hijacked Microsoft's Windows Update system. Bad news - users' confidence will have been shaken again by Microsoft's goof.
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An expert says that the popular compression tool WinRAR contains a significant vulnerability that exposes it to an attack.
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A 3D skyscraper has been developed to help the Cyber Security Challenge find the next generation of cyber talent.
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A survey has found that most parents in the UK are keen to see a minimum age introduced for smartphone ownership.
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Virus Bulletin 2015 in Prague could be the biggest ever, a great place to discover the latest developments in malware protection and information security, and address issues like the infosec skills gap.
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Vulnerable hospital equipment details can be found online, two security researchers have found.
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It has been reported that compromised Uber accounts are being used by criminals in China.
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Some of the good things in store for those attending Virus Bulletin 2015.
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A security chip that self-protects the device it is embedded in is being developed by the Department for Homeland Security.
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Ahead of next week's Virus Bulletin conference, ESET's Lysa Myers offers a teaser of what to expect of her "small talk" with colleague Stephen Cobb.
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Children as young as five are surfing the web on a daily basis, but are parents doing enough to educate them on the dangers of the online world? We investigate.
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Apple’s iOS 9 contains a security flaw that lets cybercriminals gain limited access to a device through Siri.
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In an article I wrote recently for Infosecurity Magazine – Spelling Bee (Input from the Hive Mind – I touched on the topic of textual analysis (in a rather loose sense). This was in response to some comments implying that it’s a good indicator of scamminess when a message uses US or UK spellings inappropriate to
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Gartner reveals that spending on information security across the world will have increased by 4.7% by the end of this year.
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UK businesses need to protect themselves from cybercrime, as government data reveals that up to 90 percent of major businesses in the country experienced an attack in 2014.
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