Windows hardware developers duped Microsoft into signing malicious drivers
Several Microsoft hardware developer accounts have been revoked after drivers certified through their profiles were used for cyber crimes, including ransomware attacks.
Mandiant, Sophos, and SentinelOne notified...
How scammers steal Facebook credentials and break into accounts
Cybercriminals are getting better at tricking Facebook users into handing over their passwords and their two-factor authentication (2FA) codes at the same time, Sophos reports.
Their phishing attacks are becoming more...
South African companies getting nailed by ransomware — and they are paying up
British cybersecurity company Sophos released its State of Ransomware 2022 report, revealing that 51% of South African organisations surveyed in its study were hit with ransomware in 2021.
Of the companies hit with...
Critical security flaw being exploited all over the Internet
IT security company Sophos has detected a sharp increase in attacks exploiting the zero-day exploit in Apache's Log4j.
Vulnerable organisations include Apple, Tencent, Valve, Google, Minecraft, Amazon, and Tesla, to name a few.
Top spam relaying countries in the world
One in two spam messages sent from Asia, while South Africa is low on the list of spam origins for April-June 2012
Facebook privacy concerns raised over photo auto-tagging
Sophos is reminding Facebook users to keep up-to-date with their privacy settings as Facebook announces its latest feature, which is raising some controversy.
New Facebook security system does not substitute for good user habits
Sophos warns that Facebook's new once-off password gives no guarantee of security and may even introduce a vulnerability in account security