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19 September 2023

Finance boss at Insignia Financial says staff should be SACKED…

October 2022

Expert’s tips to avoid being scammed after pensioner loses life savings.

The Florida Department of Motor Vehicles Breach: Why Relying on Login Credentials Alone Is No Longer Enough

The Florida Department of Motor Vehicles breach highlights why login credentials alone are no longer sufficient. Learn practical strategies to secure enterprise access.

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20 October 2026

Why Artificial Intelligence Is Turning Cyber Security Into a Competitive Advantage

For many years, business leaders viewed cyber security primarily as an overhead expense or an unwelcome technical chore. Discussions around security were frequently reduced to basic compliance checklists, with some businesses still debating whether eight character passwords were sufficient to protect their systems. That mindset is now dangerously obsolete. The

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19 October 2026

Hacked in 23 Hours: How an Army of Artificial Intelligence Agents Breached 100 companies

An army of autonomous Artificial Intelligence agents recently breached websites in just 23 hours.

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19 October 2026

How an Army of Artificial Intelligence Agents Breached John Deere and SharkNinja: Why Modern Cyber Security Demands More Than Basic Passwords

Autonomous Artificial Intelligence agents recently breached websites belonging to major corporations including John Deere and SharkNinja. Discover how these automated cyber threats operate and why modern businesses must look beyond eight character passwords to build resilient cyber defences.

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19 October 2026

Computer hacked by an Ad: Zero-Click Spyware Delivered Through Targeted Advertisements

Discover how Citizen Lab uncovered zero-click spyware delivered through targeted online advertisements and explore practical strategies to help protect your organisation.

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19 October 2026

The Hundred-Million-Dollar Patch: What the Bank of America and Anthropic Mythos Scramble Reveals About Software Security Debt

Bank of America hired 1,000 contractors after Anthropic’s Mythos exposed software flaws. Explore the real costs of technical debt and remediation strategies.

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19 October 2026
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The Russian Data Centre Strikes: Why Physical Destruction is the Ultimate Cybersecurity Lesson for Modern Business

The drone strikes on Russian Yandex data centres reveal critical lessons in cyber warfare, war insurance exclusions, and how single points of failure lead to business closure.

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12 October 2026
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AI cyber attacks

South Korea Bank Hacks Expose Structural Cyber Flaws: Why Financial Institutions Must Build AI Ready Code and Systems

AI-assisted cyber attacks on South Korean banks highlight the need for financial institutions to build secure code and AI ready system architectures.

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12 October 2026
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Hackers Turning Supermarket Fridges into Ovens: Why Cyber Attack Damage Is Always Worse Than You Imagine

Hackers remotely heated supermarket fridges to 50C, causing fires and massive stock loss. Discover why cyber attack damage is worse than imagined and how to protect your systems.

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12 October 2026
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ASOS hack

The ASOS Snowflake Incident: What the Application Push Notification Hack Teaches Us About Cyber Extortion

Explore the ASOS mobile application push notification incident involving a Snowflake database compromise claim, changing cyber extortion tactics, and key defensive strategies for cloud security.

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6 October 2026
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CVE-2026-96940

Microsoft Exchange Flaw CVE-2026-96940: Why Immediate Patching and Email Infrastructure Security Matter

Microsoft has released security updates for CVE-2026-96940, a high-severity Exchange Server flaw. Learn how this flaw impacts email security and how to protect your organisation.

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6 October 2026
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ShinyHunters Leader Arrested in Jordan: Why the Myth of Cyber Anonymity is Crumbling

The arrest of a ShinyHunters leader in Jordan highlights how international law enforcement is dismantling cyber anonymity. Discover how to protect your organisation.

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6 October 2026
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