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Key Highlights from the 2023 UK Cyber Crime Landscape

It’s 2023, and the landscape of cybercrime in the United Kingdom is evolving unprecedentedly. This year’s cyber threat landscape is shaped by many factors, from the continuing effects of the global pandemic to the ever-expanding digital footprint of individuals and…

Can a Brute Force Attack Be Reversed?

Brute force attacks are a common and often successful method employed by hackers to gain unauthorized access to various systems, accounts, or data by systematically trying all possible combinations of passwords or encryption keys. While it may seem like the…

Royal Mail jeopardizes users with open redirect flaw

Royal Mail has left an open redirect vulnerability on one of its sites, exposing its customers to phishing attacks and malware infections. The centuries-old Royal Mail is the largest courier company in the UK, boasting twice the market share of…

Preventing data theft with ADX technology

Ensuring data stays secure even after cyberattack infiltration Webinar  Daily incursions are underway with the aim of removing every bit of data that you’ve got – the cyber criminals’ aim is to break in and get out again laden with…

Firefox and Chrome Updates Patch High-Severity Vulnerabilities

Mozilla and Google have recently released important security updates for their web browsers, Firefox and Chrome. These updates include patches for several vulnerabilities, including some potentially harmful memory safety bugs. First, let’s talk about Firefox. Mozilla unveiled Firefox version 119,…

NextGen’s Vulnerability: Protecting Healthcare Data

In the realm of healthcare, the security and integrity of patient data are paramount. However, a recent discovery has shed light on a critical vulnerability within Mirth Connect, an open-source data integration platform by NextGen HealthCare. NextGen’s vulnerability, identified as…