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No, Microsoft SharePoint isn’t cracking users’ passwords

By Ross Kelly published

News The discovery sparked concerns over potentially invasive antivirus scanning practices by Microsoft

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Nintendo hacker forced to pay company 25-30% of earnings for life

By Rory Bathgate published

News Gary Bowser pled guilty to hacking charges in 2021

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UK criminal records office suffers two-month "cyber security incident"

By Connor Jones published

News ACRO was forced to shut its systems offline and security experts are suggesting ransomware may be involved

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New Rorschach ransomware almost twice as fast as LockBit

By Rory Bathgate published

News The sophisticated strain is made of cherry-picked code from other leading lockers and operated by an unknown group

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UK’s offensive hacking force plans to scale operations to meet government's demands

By Ross Kelly published

News The NCF conducts cyber operations "on a daily basis" to protect UK national security and counter growing cyber threats

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UK snares "several thousand" potential hackers in DDoS-for-hire honeypot

By Ross Kelly published

News The sting follows a recent crackdown on DDoS-for-hire services globally

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Hacker who ran BreachForums could face 20 years in prison

By Ross Kelly published

News The hacker behind BreachForums is thought to have been involved in a string of cyber attacks

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Podcast transcript: The changing face of cyber warfare

By IT Pro published

IT Pro Podcast Read the full transcript for this episode of ITPro Podcast

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ITPro Podcast: The changing face of cyber warfare

By IT Pro published

ITPro Podcast Russian-sponsored cyber attacks may not have had the feared impact, but for Europe they’re here to stay

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IT admins notified as Microsoft revokes Exchange antivirus exclusions

By Zach Marzouk published

News The tech giant warned that using the exclusions may prevent companies from detecting IIS webshells or backdoor modules

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