Emerging Trends in Ransomware: Safeguarding Strategies for Enhanced Protection
Daniel Gardner
The earliest known ransomware attack was from 1989 and was distributed at the World Health Organisations AIDS conference.
The earliest known ransomware attack was from 1989 and was distributed at the World Health Organisations AIDS conference.
A fireworks firm has been fined £500,000 after a 24-year-old worker was killed in an explosion at its factory in Peterborough, but the company will not pay a penny after it was placed into liquidation following the incident.
A leading bank in the UK has made clear intentions for its future in monetary standards. As previous generations were used to having a wallet full of physical cash and coins, modern generations use cards only for any monetary transaction which is quite different, what does the future hold according to the banks that control our money?
In an act of camaraderie and team spirit, a construction worker whom we’ll call Bob recently took the concept of “supporting your team” to a whole new level.
In our contemporary digital era, Wi-Fi has become an indispensable aspect of daily life, offering a convenient means of accessing the internet and staying connected globally. However, utilising public Wi-Fi networks can be perilous, as they may expose you to various security risks that could jeopardise your private data. This article delves into the hazards of using public Wi-Fi and offers guidance on how to safeguard against these threats.
The boss of a roofing firm has been jailed after a worker fell from the roof of a commercial property and died a week later.
Patrick McCarthy (trading as All Care Home Improvements) was given a 14-month custodial sentence after the death of Mr Andrei-Ionel Hutanu in 2019. No scaffolding or other measures had been put in place to prevent falls from the roof.
A Kent-based food production company has been fined £858,000 after a 26-year-old employee had to have his right arm surgically removed following an incident.
In recent years, Facebook (Meta) has gained notoriety for its user-tracking capabilities and aggressive acquisition strategies. As the social media giant continues to expand its reach, concerns are mounting over how these practices contribute to an unhealthy tech monopoly.
A London company has been fined £175,000 after a worker suffered serious head injuries that saw him hospitalised for seven months.
In recent years, Facebook (Meta) has gained notoriety for its user-tracking capabilities and aggressive acquisition strategies. As the social media giant continues to expand its reach, concerns are mounting over how these practices contribute to an unhealthy tech monopoly.
A paint manufacturer owned by chemicals giant AkzoNobel has been fined £800,000 after a worker suffered life-changing injuries in an explosion.
Following the feedback we received on our last Cyber News article, we wanted to provide a few more tips to help and support family and friends to follow the best cyber security practices and become more cyber security aware.
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