2017
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DDoS Extortion Group Sends Ransom Demand to Thousands of Companies
A group of DDoS extortionists using the name of Phantom Squad has sent out a massive spam wave to thousands of companies all over the globe, threating DDoS…
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$50m deal to keep government websites going in a cyber attack
Six firms have won a multimillion- dollar bulk tender as Singapore further tightens its defence against sophisticated attacks that aim to disable government websites. The Straits Times understands…
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Apache Struts Vulnerabilities and The Equifax Hack, What Happened?
In the wake of the Equifax breach, a lot of people are wondering how the theft of personal information occurred and how it could have been prevented. Equifax…
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DDoS protection, mitigation and defense: 7 essential tips
Protecting your network from DDoS attacks starts with planning your response. Here, security experts offer their best advice for fighting back. DDoS attacks are bigger and more ferocious…
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How Artificial Intelligence Will Make Cyber Criminals More ‘Efficient’
The era of artificial intelligence is upon us, though there’s plenty of debate over how AI should be defined much less whether we should start worrying about an…
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Destructive cyberattacks are only going to get worse
Overlooked among the stark headlines of the sheer scale of personal information hackers stole from credit monitor Equifax, was a Symantec reportdemonstrating that Dragonfly, a cyber-espionage group, continues to…
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DOSarrest Rolls Out all New DDoS Protection Software
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Sept. 11, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — DOSarrest Internet Security announced today that they have released their new DDoS protection software, along with a number of…
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Sharing is caring, but keep your botnets to yourself
Sharing economy apps are prime targets for malicious attacks. The boom of mobile applications has superseded traditional services, revolutionising customer experience as we know it. In Australia, peer-to-peer…