Further evidence of Chinese threat actors found in SEA telecom firms
A recent analysis of previously unidentified cyberattacks now add weight to the USA’s public rebuke of China.
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High-profile SUNBURST victim aims to be ‘secure by design’
Eight months after the spectacular cyberattack, what can an IT software firm do to reassure customers of its renewed cybersecurity commitment?
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Scareware tactics in malvertising app target cybersecurity-wary users
Scammers have been using shady link-shortener services to expose victims to scareware ads that lead to downloads of advertising-based malware.
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Are fatigued IT teams and WFH employees putting their employers at risk?
According to one recent global study, staff attrition and under-resourcing were some contributors to the higher exposure to pandemic-driven phishing threats.
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Ryuk RaaS gets new functionalities, targeting web servers
A new sample of the ransomware has shown gain-of-function targeting web servers, and new ways to pressure victims into paying.
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Blast from the past: attackers digging up old unpatched vulnerabilities
While all the attention is focused on zero-day vulnerabilities and patching them, old unpatched vulnerabilities continue to be a threat: study
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Do complicated registration and log-in processes lead to cart abandonment?
Arduous or prolonged processes to get registered, logged in or have your identity re-verified may lead to frustrated users: survey
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Analyzing and preventing next-gen financial crime with deep-link analytics
Even a firm specializing in predicting crypto-blockchain crime can benefit from other advanced technologies, such as ‘distributed native graph databases’
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No Olympics spectators? No problem for cybercriminals
Fraudsters and scammers have thought up new ways to cheat sports fans and Olympics supporters, according to cybersecurity researchers.
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Balancing identity authentication with customer friction in banking and finance
In India, 2FA and RASP can keep fraudsters out, but increase user friction. Can biometrics be a good alternative?
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Case Studies
Cyber protection for medical clinics in Singapore
As Singapore’s healthcare sector becomes increasingly digital and interconnected, clinics are facing heightened cyber risks, …Read more
India’s WazirX strengthens governance and digital asset security
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Bangladesh LGED modernizes communication while addressing data security concerns
To meet emerging data localization/privacy regulations, the government engineering agency deploys a secure, unified digital …Read more
What AI worries keep members of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners sleepless?
This case study examines how many anti-fraud professionals reported feeling underprepared to counter rising AI-driven …Read more