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  1. Android Spyware 'Revive' Upgraded to Banking Trojan

    Dubbed ‘Revive’ because of its ability to automatically restart in case it stops working, the tool seems to be designed for persistent campaigns.

  2. Clear Rules Needed to Prevent Conflict and Struggle in Cyber Space, Says NCSC Chief

    NCSC chief executive Lindy Cameron explains that clear rules are needed to govern the use of cyber capabilities

  3. 97% Of UK Business Leaders Expect Quantum Computing to Disrupt Their Sectors

    The EY Quantum Readiness Survey 2022 contains the responses of 501 executive-level business leaders

  4. Stress and Burnout Could Lead to Exodus of CNI Cybersecurity Leaders

    95% of cybersecurity leaders are experiencing factors that would make them likely to leave their role in the next 12 months

  5. Unknown Hacker Steals $100m From California-Based Cryptocurrency Firm Harmony

    Harmony reassured customers the rest of funds held on its blockchain were safe

  6. Pro-Russian Hacker Group Killnet Hits Critical Government Websites in Lithuania

    The hacking group demanded Lithuania allow transit of goods to Kaliningrad

  7. Chinese Researchers Find Critical Security Flaws in CoDeSys Automation Software

    Vulnerabilities could allow attackers to gain unauthorized access to company resources or carry out denial-of-service attacks

  8. Final Call for Views on Government App Security Proposals

    The cybersecurity industry has until Wednesday, June 29, to submit views on a proposed code of practice for app store operators and developers

  9. Global Police Crack Down on Online Sexual Exploitation

    French, Spanish, Portuguese and Brazilian cops take action

  10. CafePress Fined $500,000 After Massive Data Breach

    FTC also demands major security improvements

  11. Snoopers’ Charter Ruled Partially Unlawful

    Win for rights groups means bad news for security services

  12. #InfosecurityEurope2022: Preparing for Future Challenges and Opportunities

    The closing keynote panel explored how we can anticipate the future of cybercrime

  13. #InfosecurityEurope2022: The Interactivity Between Nation-State Attackers and Organized Crime Gangs

    Geoff White also touched upon the emerging world of cryptocurrency theft

  14. #InfosecurityEurope2022: Security Awareness Must Be in the Moment

    Annual or quarterly security training will not protect organizations from phishing and other human threats

  15. Conti Group Compromised 40 Firms in Just One Month

    Defunct ransomware operation was one of the most aggressive

  16. Unsecured APIs Could Be Costing Firms $75bn Per Year

    New research uncovers major enterprise security gaps

  17. Euro Police Target Gangs Grooming Ukrainian Refugees Online

    Fifteen new investigations opened after reports of human trafficking

  18. #InfosecurityEurope2022: How Should SMEs Defend Against Cyber-Risks?

    A panel of experts discussed practical strategies to implement security on a budget

  19. #InfosecurityEurope2022: Lawyers Update Security for New Ways of Working

    Securing end points is just one challenge facing firms in the legal sector

  20. #InfosecurityEurope2022: Disinformation Warfare – How Do We Tackle Fake News?

    Ian Hill hosted a roundtable discussion on disinformation warfare

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