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Ransomware did not kill a German hospital patient
The news: When a German hospital patient died in September while ransomware disrupte…
A cap on numbers in restaurants could stop them becoming covid hotspots
During this pandemic, every activity in an indoor public place involves some level of …
Europe is adopting stricter rules on surveillance tech
The European Union has agreed to stricter rules on the sale and export of cyber-survei…
A wave of ransomware hits US hospitals as coronavirus spikes
American hospitals are being targeted in a wave of ransomware attacks as covid-19 infe…
The Fourth Industrial Revolution has begun: Now’s the time to join
2020 has created more than a brave new world. It’s a world of opportunity rapidly pre…
AIOps uses AI, automation to boost security
When the 2020 coronavirus pandemic forced workers across the United States to stop con…
From chief technology officer to CEO
In the digital era, strong technology leadership correlates ever more closely with bus…
North Korean hackers steal billions in cryptocurrency. How do they turn it into real cash?
For years, North Korea’s Kim dynasty has made money through criminal schemes like drug…
How a $1 million plot to hack Tesla failed
Hacking isn’t all 1 s and 0 s—more often than you’d think, it’s about people. A Tesla …
Inside NSO, Israel’s billion-dollar spyware giant
Maâti Monjib speaks slowly, like a man who knows he’s being listened to. It’s the da…
The man who built a spyware empire says it’s time to come out of the shadows
Shalev Hulio wants to explain himself. Normally, silence and secrecy are inherent in …