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Meet Aleksandr Zhukov, a 41-year-old Russian who once called himself the ‘King of Fraud’ for creating a fake ad network.
In Sunday’s show, John Oliver did a deep dive into the shady world of ransomware attacks, and why we should all be a little worried.
A quick-thinking operator managed to stop a hacker from poisoning thousands, after they gained access to the Florida water supply system.
Technologically advanced cars are the way of the future. Unfortunately, where there’s technology, you’re also likely to find hackers.
With Black Friday and Cyber Monday taking place in the middle of a pandemic, online shopping is significantly more popular this year.
Yesterday, news broke that Experian suffered a massive data breach, that placed millions of South Africans’ personal information at risk.
Authorities believe that a recent cyberattack on tech company Garmin is the work of the infamous ‘Evil Corp’, headed by cybercriminal Maksim Yakubets.
Criminals are taking full advantage of COVID-19 fears with scams designed to trick South Africans out of their money.
Hold your friends close (metaphorically speaking), and your nudes closer.
It looks like South Africa was one of a number of countries targeted by a sophisticated North Korean attack on banks and cryptocurrencies.
Parliament’s Justice Committee adopted the Cybercrimes and Cybersecurity Bill last week, which means that you could end up in jail if you contravene a few laws.
If you have a soft spot for The Pirate Bay, or whatever other download site you use, your love affair might soon be over. That’s if these guys get their way.
Exposing the personal information of more than 30 million South Africans, a treasure trove of data has just been discovered floating around the internet.
As the Internet of Things grows, hackers are finding obscure ways to access your network in order to steal data. This fish tank story is almost unbelievable.
Ever wanted to become a hacker, but don’t want to end up in jail? Become an ‘ethical hacker’, make moola and avoid being locked up – winning.
Computer systems all over the world were attacked by malicious software this past weekend, and it could have all been avoided so easily.
Superyachts of the rich and famous have become the latest targets of hackers, who extort large amounts of cash after taking control of the ship’s navigation systems.
Cybercrime is damn scary – but if you thought you had heard the worst of it, what with people spying on you through your computer’s camera or your family finding out you are having an affair via a mass data leak, you have no idea.
The odd wrong number, a silly story someone thinks needs covering, these are part and parcel of the business of running a news platform.
Another year, another list of impending challenges for both companies and individuals – but this time, two new sources of stress for local businesses have entered the realm and altogether it’s not looking pretty.
If your business relies heavily on its online web presence to make it through the day, now is the time to start getting a little hot under the collar.
If this story, detailing one of the biggest DDoS attacks in the States, doesn’t influence you to get on that cybersecurity, I don’t know what will.
Cybercrime is now something we should all be a little worries about, but it seems the government aren’t really pulling their weight at all.
Generally, it’s the IT sector of a company blamed for inadequate protection against cybercrime. Now that blame is shifting to the boardroom.
Standard Bank was the victim of a massive transnational scam this week, with some crafty scam artists netting a fat payday.
If you have yet to realise that cybercrime is a pretty concerning threat to many businesses – and individuals – then it’s about time you read this.
Do you know about the fastest growing areas of crime? One that knows no borders, yet whose threats cause harm world wide? Well, you should.
Social media is a dangerous tool – not just for instances of cybercrime but for own happiness, too. The hackers are watching.