DDoS attacks rose by a third in Q3 2019: Study
In the third quarter of 2019, the number of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks rose by a third compared to the previous…
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Lack of IT security input in DevOps introduces cyber risk for 72% of companies: Survey
Trend Micro has announced findings from a survey that reveal organisational silos create unnecessary security risk for global…
Researchers hacked into Echo, Google Home through a laser
Researchers at the University of Michigan and Japan's University of Electro-Communications have discovered they can use lasers to…
Advanced SMS phishing attacks affecting Android phones
A security flaw in Samsung, LG, Sony, Huawei and other Android smartphones has been discovered that leaves users vulnerable to…
New ransomware variants double in Q2: Kaspersky
According to the “Kaspersky IT Threat Evolution Q2 2019” report, more than 230,000 users were attacked during the quarter
How can Indian companies transform the training of cybersecurity professionals?
Let’s figure out how modern companies can transform their in-house cybersecurity training to develop a resilient incident response…
Panel Discussion on Adopting a proactive stance towards cybersecurity | TechSabha
Technology Sabha | 08-09-10 August 2019 | Crowne Plaza, Jaipur
Cyber threats to worsen with tech advances: Israeli expert
Technological advances like Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Automatic Cards and others will throw up new challenges…
Router guest networks prone to hacking: Researchers
A study by Israel-based Ben-Gurion University (BGU) indicates that routers from well-known manufacturers are vulnerable to…
Hackers can detect what is being typed with a smartphone
Using just a smartphone, hackers can listen to what is being typed with remarkable accuracy and access your personal information