Pegasus Spyware and the commercialization of spying
Guest written by: Laurrits Vestergaard Spying on personal communications is not new, it has been undertaken by governments for decades. However, the discovery of the extent of use of the Pegasus spyware in 2016 and subsequent research by Citizen…
What actually is a strong password?
Guest written by: Laurits Vestergaard What actually is a strong password? Increasingly our lives are online, thought innumerable online accounts all of which require a password. There are constant stories of data breaches and hacks where hackers have taken advantage…
Is Physical security missing from your cybersecurity policy?
Physical security is an often forgotten or overlooked part of a corporate cybersecurity policy. To be effective a cybersecurity policy must be able to counter a cyberattack at any stage of what cyber experts call a cyber-kill chain. …
Elon Musk sued for $258 billion dollar over Dogecoin pyramid scheme
On Thursday 16th June, Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, was sued for $258 billion dollar after Dogecoin investor accused him and the companies where he is CEO of running pyramid scheme to support the cryptocurrency and using…
Bitcoin what is happening to the crypto market
Bitcoin, the world’s largest digital currency, has fallen sharply to $ 24,548 (103,563,060 tomans) per coin, the lowest level in 18 months. Other known currencies have met the same fate, with ether falling from a high of $ 4811.70…
What is a VPN?
What is a VPN? A VPN or virtual private network allows you to establish secure connection to another network over the Internet. VPNs can be used to access region-restricted websites, shield your browsing activity on public Wi-Fi. VPN’s are very…
Who are the Hackers of Savior?
The group of hackers calling themselves Hackers of Savior last month claimed to have successfully broken into Israel banking system, A video was posted that showed group gaining access to the central bank Zahav system, a wire system for securely…
MAGIC KITTEN – The Oldest Kitten
In January 2015, the German news outlet Der Spiegel released previously unpublished documents on cyber espionage conducted by American intelligence agencies. One of them revealed an NSA tactic labeled “fourth party collection,” which is the practice of breaking into the…
DDoS attack brings down Israeli government websites
At the beginning of March Israeli government websites suffered a cyberattack claiming to be originating in Iran, an attack believed to be a DDoS attack beginning in the evening with increased traffic to numerous servers running Gov.il websites. Attack bandwidth…
Poor security incriminate MuddyWater, MOIS in malicious cyber campaign
MuddyWater the APT linked to the Ministry of Intelligence and Security who got their name due to confusion in attributing a wave of attacks that took place in 2017 has been caught running a number of malicious cyber campaigns against…