Unsupervised inmate shuts down prison IT system
Tuesday, September 29th, 2009The computer system at a British prison was shut down entirely this week, after prison officials asked a convicted cyber criminal to reprogram it. (more…)
The computer system at a British prison was shut down entirely this week, after prison officials asked a convicted cyber criminal to reprogram it. (more…)
The recent outbreak of phishing emails circulating on Facebook has put the safety and security of social networking websites back in the spotlight. (more…)
Internet users who use rely on “gut instinct” to avoid falling prey to online scams and those with advanced knowledge of financial products are actually more likely to fall victim to cyber criminals, according to surprising research published in the UK by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT). (more…)
Customers of the now defunct Icelandic bank Icesave could be at greater risk of phishing attacks in the coming weeks, according to online security analyists.
For many of us, online banking has dramatically changed the way in which we manage our personal finances. The ability to avoid wasting countless lunch breaks queuing at the local branch to deal with payments and withdrawals in favour of a quick, convenient 24 hour banking service.
Unfortunately, the world of online banking has opened the door for fraudsters looking to procure our most personal details. (more…)