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Dropbox hacks confirm that authentication must not start and end at the login page
Up to 5,000 Dropbox users have received emails notifying them that their accounts were compromised by attackers in August
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Davey Winder
With four decades of experience, Davey is one of the UK's most respected cybersecurity writers and a contributing editor to PC Pro magazine. He is also a senior contributor at Forbes. You can find him at TechFinitive covering all things cybersecurity.
CISA issues guidance on how organisations can handle the “Patch Apocalypse”
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has released two vital pieces of guidance for organisations facing the fallout from the so-called patch apocalypse.
Learn your Pokemon lesson: Either take your supply chain security seriously or face the fallout
Our security expert reveals the lessons to learn from the Pokemon data breach that has affected thousands of customers in the UK and Germany
Signal adds automatic key verification to help prevent Person-in-the-Middle attacks
Signal has added an automatic key verification (AKV) feature to help combat ‘Person-in-the-Middle’ attacks during encrypted chats, Signal has added an automatic key verification (AKV) feature to help combat ‘Person-in-the-Middle’ attacks, but it isn't without problems
Now Meta AI has been caught hacking another company – here’s what security experts think
Hot on the heels of OpenAI and Anthropic, Meta AI has also attacked a third party. Here's the hot take from experts in the security industry.
AI moves in milliseconds, rendering check-the-box security audits useless
According to Pathlock’s new AI Governance Gap Report, 23% of organisations have already been hit by AI-related security incidents
Hugging Face attack isn’t an AI wake-up call, it’s a Security 101 lesson
The lesson to learn from OpenAI's attack on Hugging Face has nothing to do with how clever AI is, and everything to do with the basics of cybersecurity
Microsoft’s record-breaking Patch Tuesday is a vulnerability itself
Big tech companies like Apple, Google and Microsoft are issuing more patches than ever, and that means organisations need to change their approach to patch management
Check your kernel version now: 15-year-old security ghost in the Linux machine
You may not believe in ghosts, but you need to believe in GhostLock if you take your Linux system security seriously.
When AI agents attack: JADEPUFFER agentic ransomware raid deploys AI from start to finish
JADEPUFFER moved from a failed login attempt to a completely working fix in only 31 seconds: welcome to a new and even scarier era of AI ransomware attacks