Global search trend data highlights 20,000 Google enquiries [per month/per year] for ‘how to know if your phone is hacked’, and so experts at Bespokesoftwaredevelopment.com chose to provide a thorough check list of nine tell-tale signs your phone is being targeted by a sneaky partner or ex! Battery life weakens A decreased battery lifespan is common the longer you have a phone. However, if your phone is relatively new, and in good condition, the battery life should be fairly good. If you notice your battery decrepitating significantly there’s a strong chance your phone has been hacked. Reason being is that…
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Today is the five-year anniversary of NotPetya. We asked the following question to InfoSec experts and below are the responses: What do you think of five year anniversary of NotPetya?
Following the news that: Russian hackers claim responsibility for cyberattack on Lithuania Russian hackers claim responsibility for cyberattack on Lithuania | Cybersecurity News | Al Jazeera IT security expert commented below.
The recent cyberattack on Wiltshire Farm Foods highlights the damaging impact of cyber threats on business continuity. The company is “unable to make many deliveries in the next few days” and is “unable to contact customers personally.”
Please find below some comment from Jamal Elmellas, Chief Operating Officer (COO), of Focus-on-Security, the cybersecurity recruitment agency in response to the UK government’s press release on the ‘Embedding Standards and Pathways Across the Cyber Profession by 2025’ consultation it ran with the UK Cyber Security Council.
It has been reported that Android smartphone and tablet users are set to get a neat new way to ensure they never lose track of all their important passwords. As spotted by 9to5Google, Android users will now be able to add a shortcut for the Google Password Manager tool directly onto their device’s home screen.
Following the news of Yodel’s cyber incident, please find comment below from Industry leaders.
In a recent poll* of 500 US identity and security professionals the non-profit Identity Defined Security Alliance (IDSA) found that 84% had an identity-related breach in the past year, with 78% experienced a direct business impact as a result of the breach. Key Points: Identity growth continues, making identity a top security priority 98% Said the number of identities is increasing, primarily driven by cloud adoption, third party relationships, and machine identities.64% Have identified identities as among the Top 3 priorities for their security program Risky behavior reduced when executives put focus on identity security 71% Have executives who speak publicly to…
A security report produced by Forescout’s Vedere Labs that has revealed a set of 56 vulnerabilities that are collectively called Icefall and impact operational technology equipment used in various critical infrastructure environments. What do you think, please join the discussion with experts.
Black Cloak released their study today, Examining the Modern Attack Surface: Quantifying the Risks to Individuals and the Enterprise. The study reveals just how shockingly vulnerable C-suite execs are. Some examples: 87% of executives’ personal devices have NO security installedanother 87% have passwords leaked on the dark web.27% of executives’ personal devices contain malware76% of executives’ personal devices are actively leaking data23% of executives have open ports on their home network20% of those have open security cameras 53% of executives are not using a secure password manager
