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We are pleased to inform you that Spring 2017 edition of the Cyber Security Review is now available. Please view contents here or subscribe. We would like to thank all organisations and authors of the articles for their support and contribution to the publication. We Read More …
Germany’s military will launch a cyber command next week as part of an effort to beef up online defenses at a time when German spy agencies are warning of increasing cyber attacks by Russia. The German military remains a high-value Read More …
A variant of the Mirai malware pummeled a U.S. college last month with a marathon 54-hour long attack. Researchers say this latest Mirai variant is a more potent version of the notorious Mirai malware that made headlines in October, targeting Read More …
Ghana is to establish a national cyber security council to tackle the increasing rate of cyber crime in the country. The initiative is part of the government’s effort to build a comprehensive cyber security governance arrangement involving all key public Read More …
Russian espionage group Turla has been working on various tools for years, including several new versions of Carbon, a second stage backdoor malware. The discovery was made by researchers from ESET who claim that this malware is still under active Read More …
One of the most important organization of Tukey, IDEF 13thInternational Defence Industry Fair will be held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Turkey and hosted by the Ministery of National Defence and under the management and Read More …
The source code for a new Trojan called Nuclear Bot has been leaked online, which may spark a rise in attacks against banking services. As it happens almost every time the source code for a malicious program lands online, it Read More …
When WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange disclosed earlier this month that his anti-secrecy group had obtained CIA tools for hacking into technology products made by U.S. companies, security engineers at Cisco Systems swung into action. The WikiLeaks documents described how the Read More …
Credit card details, passwords and social security numbers are just some of the highly sensitive documents leaked by an online sharing site. Computer security researchers have revealed that Microsoft’s Docs.com is automatically sharing data – which users believed they were Read More …
Apple fixed hundreds of bugs, 223 to be exact, across a slate of products including macOS Sierra, iOS, Safari, watchOS, and tvOS on Monday. More than a quarter of the bugs, 40 in macOS Sierra, and 30 in iOS, could lead Read More …
