Missing details – real leaks often include recent transactions or bank names. Fake ones usually don’t. Patterns – like card numbers going up in order, or emails like bob1@gmail, bob2@gmail, etc.

People use whatever is convenient. Segregation of work and personal matters is a key part of security. Using corporate addresses tramples on this separation. Corporate email addresses should be ...

It’s every organisation’s worst nightmare: you find out you’ve been breached. Whether it’s ransomware locking you out, an unauthorised transfer of funds, or sensitive data leaving your network, what ...

From 1st August 2025, mandatory cybersecurity requirements come into effect under the EU’s Radio Equipment Directive (2014/53/EU), or RED. This also applies to the UK market, since RED was implemented ...

Cybersecurity communities and groups are an excellent opportunity to network and learn There are OWASP, DEF CON, 2600, university hacking societies, Meetup communities and more to choose from They ...

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Car manufacturer Hyundai facing legal action over vehicles that are too easy to steal.

IPMI, released by Intel in 1998, is a hardware management interface operating independently of the OS, often using 623/udp. It monitors hardware data (e.g., temperature, power) and supports remote ...

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