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Stopping cyber attackers from targeting the weakest links in security
By Peter Ray Allison published
In-depth Hackers are targeting the weakest link in network security – detecting and protecting these most vulnerable points is one of the most urgent jobs for any security team
Protecting the public sector from hackers
By Rory Bathgate published
ITPro Podcast With the public sector facing increasingly sophisticated threat actors, leaders need centralized security plans and better communication
What is a 502 Bad Gateway error?
By Rene Millman last updated
In-depth We explain what the 502 Bad Gateway networking error means for users and website owners, and some potential steps for fixing it
DDoS attacks have doubled so far in 2024
By Emma Woollacott published
News Research on DDoS attacks from Imperva identified two new major application layer attack vectors, while DNS attacks have skyrocketed
Half of Australia’s population was exposed in the MediSecure breach, but victims might never know if they’re affected
By Solomon Klappholz published
News Financial difficulties at MediSecure mean it doesn’t have the resources to establish exactly who was impacted in a recent breach and what data was stolen
What's really motivating the Disney hackers?
By Solomon Klappholz published
One security expert told ITPro the Disney hackers could have ulterior motives despite framing themselves as hacktivist champions in support of content creators
15 million Trello users have been exposed in a data breach – here’s what you need to know
By Emma Woollacott published
News Millions of Trello users have been warned they could be at heightened risk of social engineering attacks following the data leak
AT&T hacker says firm paid nearly $400,000 to have stolen data deleted
By Solomon Klappholz published
News The move by AT&T comes after a data breach exposed "nearly all" of the telecoms giant's 100 million customers
How cyber attacks damage mental health
By Rory Bathgate published
ITPro Podcast As staff struggle to cope in the immediate aftermath of a cyber incident, leaders must do more to foster a culture of support
The hackers behind the Indonesian data center attack just handed over a decryption key for free – and they even apologized
By Solomon Klappholz published
The threat actors behind a ransomware attack that crippled public services across Indonesia has handed over the decryption key for free
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