Whistleblower claims Twitter has severe security shortcomings
A whistleblower complaint from Twitter Inc.’s former head of security, claiming severe shortcomings in the social media company’s handling of users’ personal data, will have wide ramifications for the business.
US lawmakers vowed to...
"Hi folks, next week on the 27th and 28th we are holding two workshops: OSINT on the 27th and Ethical Hacking on the 28th at our large Cape Town campus situated at Century City.
The OSINT workshop is comparable to content you would expect from the SANS Org and consists of workflow...
Big flaws in Telegram's encryption system
Researchers from the University of London and ETH Zurich have documented significant problems with the security of Telegram's encryption system.
While Telegram fixed the four specific security flaws identified by the researchers, they also highlighted...
Windows releases emergency update for severe "PrintNightmare" flaw
Microsoft has issued an emergency out-of-band security patch to fix a recently discovered critical vulnerability that could allow attackers to take over targeted computers remotely.
Dubbed "PrintNightmare" by the cybersecurity...
5 important things happening in tech today
Elon Musk expects 500,000 Starlink subscribers within a year and says the project could cost up to $30 billion in total.
Russian hackers had undetected access to Denmark's Central bank for up to 6 months.
Zoom will be partnering with an AI company...
Serious security bugs in Samsung pre-installed apps
An analysis of pre-installed apps on Samsung devices has revealed multiple security bugs which could have been exploited by attackers to spy on users and steal their data.
The vulnerabilities were uncovered by mobile security company...
Compromised password allowed hackers to break into Colonial Pipeline
The hack that took down the largest fuel pipeline in the U.S. and led to shortages across the East Coast was the result of a single compromised password, according to a cybersecurity consultant who responded to the attack...
Watch out for fake Clubhouse invitations spreading virus on Android
Android smartphone users have been warned of fake Clubhouse invitations that hide a malicious trojan virus.
ESET researcher Lukas Stefanko discovered that malicious messages inviting users to download the Clubhouse app for...
Systems Admin / Junior DevOps
Southern Suburbs, Cape Town
Great role for someone that has a passion for IT and Cyber Security combined!
A role for a junior person to grow their career!
For the skills, the requirements are below:
* Good Linux knowledge is a requirement, the candidate must be...
Working from home is a big problem for cybersecurity
As companies and government agencies send their employees home to avoid contact with the coronavirus, many cybersecurity teams are facing the unenviable challenge of securing sprawling, vulnerable networks.
Every time an employee connects to...
3 big cybersecurity threats coming in 2020
Next year will see the risk of cyber attacks continue to increase, with specific industries being targeted.
This is according to ThreatQuotient co-founder and CTO Ryan Trost, who said that security leadership in companies must work hard to remain...
Check your hotel room for spy cameras
Cybersecurity is an increasingly important focus for businesses, especially considering the potential damage which can be inflicted by competitors stealing information.
According to Kaspersky, business executives and travelling professionals are...
Crime syndicates are stealing billions from South Africans through debit order scams
A News24 report has revealed that organised crime syndicates are stealing R1.6 billion per year from unsuspecting banking clients in massive debit order scams.
An investigation which involved the Hawks, the...
NATO hosts cybersecurity wargames in Estonia
In a small Estonian town about 30 miles from the Russian border, NATO is playing out fictional scenarios where allied networks and civilian systems are under online assault.
A three-day annual exercise, dubbed Cyber Coalition, is pulling together...
The social engineering attack South African companies must watch out for
Businesses are prime targets for hackers due to their large attack area, with many local companies failing to train their staff against attacks.
Attackers also have a lot more to gain from compromising businesses compared...
South Africa’s new Cybersecurity Bill will affect everyone who uses the Internet
South Africa’s new Cybercrimes and Cybersecurity Bill will be tabled in Parliament soon, following its publication in August 2015 and subsequent approval by Cabinet.
Share cybersecurity threats: Obama
President Barack Obama wants members of the private sector to share information about threats to cybersecurity with each other and with the federal government