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The Biggest Data Breaches and Hacks of 2019
The Biggest Data Breaches and Hacks of 2019: As a new year begins, it's time to begin reflecting on what has been observed. Blog by Hut Six
Google Chrome Goes for Gold in Password Security
Google Chrome introduces new password safety features. Cybersecurity blog by Information Security awareness training provider Hut Six.
What is Pseudonymisation?
What is pseudonymisation, and why it important to GDPR compliance? Blog from information security awareness training provider Hut Six.
NSA Discloses Severe Windows 10 Security Flaw
An extremely serious Windows 10 Security Flaw has been exposed by the NSA. Blog by cyber security awareness training provider Hut Six.
Top 5 WiFi Safety Tips: The Guide to Staying Secure
How safe is WiFi? Use these WiFi safety tips to help keep you secure online. Blog from cyber security awareness training provider Hut Six.
Travelex Ransomware Attack Enters Its Third Week
Travelex enters its third week of shutdown at the hands of a ransomware attack. Cyber Security blog by cyber security awareness training provider Hut Six.
Malware, Stalkerware – Beware: The Growing Market for Privacy Invading Apps
Malware is a persistent threat that can affect every aspect of our digital lives. Identifying, avoiding and removing it are essential to your information security.
Sending Simulated Phishing Attacks to Employees
How can simulated phishing attacks improve your organisation's security awareness? Blog from information security awareness training provider Hut Six.
Information Security Principles: What is the CIA Triad?
The CIA triad consists of three principles upon which professionals typically focus. Blog by Information Security awareness training provider Hut Six.
Suspicious Certificates, Transparency and HTTPS
Will Certificate Transparency Help to Rebuild Confidence in Certificate Authorities? Blog by information security training provider Hut Six Security
Information Commissioner’s Office Mining Crypto
In 2018 it was discovered thousands of websites had been hijacked by crypto-mining code, known as a "Cryptojacking" attack. Including UK Gov and ICO websites.
Spear Phishing Series Part 3: What to do if You’ve Been Phished
Spear Phishing Part 3: With 50% of receivers clicking on an attachment or link, users are 10 times more likely to make this mistake than with generic phishing emails.
Will Confirmation of Payee Reduce APP Scams?
Can the introduction of the confirmation of payee requirement reduce APP scams? Blog by cybersecurity awareness training provider Hut Six.
Spear Phishing Series Part 2: How to Spot a Spear-Phishing Email
Spear phishing is one of the most effective ways of gaining sensitive information. These highly targeted attacks use your personal information against you.
Human Rights and the Growing Surveillance Economy
Human Rights and the Growing Surveillance Economy: Surveillance capitalism can mean your information being sold to the highest bidder. Blog by Hut Six