European Parliament approves its Digital Services Act By Rob Clymo published 27 April 22 The EU has implemented the Digital Services Act and aims to better protect all users while they’re online.
Businesses warned as REvil ransomware gang appears to be back online By Rob Clymo published 26 April 22 Threat levels have been raised following the siting of a new REvil site with links to cybercrime operation.
Nearly half of UK employees duped by online security threats, survey suggests By Rob Clymo published 26 April 22 Business owners are being advised to revaluate their cybersecurity awareness measures in response to new survey.
UCL faced almost 60 million malicious email attacks at the start of this year By Rob Clymo published 25 April 22 The National Cyber Security Centre is advising organisations to beef up their security arrangements.
Apple discontinues macOS Server after 23 years of service By Rob Clymo published 25 April 22 The software will live on as an app that can be downloaded and will work with the latest macOS Monterey.
Ubuntu 22.04 release raises the bar for open source computing By Rob Clymo published 21 April 22 Canonical’s latest edition of the open source operating system has much to offer those who don’t want to follow the crowd.
Nokia to provide data center switching portfolio for Microsoft’s data center networks By Rob Clymo published 20 April 22 Nokia’s solutions will deliver the muscle needed to meet the significant growth of cloud services and cloud computing.
Kaspersky offers free decryptor tool to deal with Yanluowang ransomware By Rob Clymo published 20 April 22 The cybersecurity firm has uncovered instances of Yanluowang around the world but has developed a tool to combat it.
Suspected Pegasus spyware infections target UK Prime Minister's Office By Rob Clymo published 19 April 22 Citizen Lab has identified a series of suspected spyware infiltrations linked to NSO Pegasus spyware.
Microsoft aims to kill off patch Tuesday for lucky enterprise users By Rob Clymo published 19 April 22 The changing work environment calls for more efficient ways of keeping IT systems updated according to Microsoft.
British government hints at crypto regulation amid plans for NFT By Rob Clymo published 14 April 22 The UK aims to be a world leader in cryptocurrencies but plans regulatory measures to keep digital assets in check.
DuckDuckGo web browser beta arrives for macOS By Rob Clymo published 14 April 22 Beta version of the DuckDuckGo browser for the macOS platform promises plenty of privacy features
Microsoft reveals how the Hafnium cybergang is using its malware By Rob Clymo published 14 April 22 Cybercriminals continue to exploit vulnerabilities within the Windows operating system via a series of everyday tools
Dell offers 4-day workweek to Netherlands staff as trials expand By Rob Clymo published 12 April 22 The increasing desire for more flexible working is resulting in more businesses trialling the option of a shorter working week.
Zoom adds new features for students and educators By Rob Clymo published 11 April 22 Enhancements will offer greater flexibility in the educational sector and reduce administrative chores
Cybersecurity warnings issued after Highways Agency loses vital hardware By Rob Clymo published 11 April 22 Analysts have discovered everything from laptops to mobile phones have disappeared over the course of the last five years
Fujitsu launches Computing as a Service (CaaS) in Japan By Rob Clymo published 7 April 22 Using CaaS customers will gain access to world-leading computing technologies via the public cloud
Microsoft boosts its Windows 365 Cloud PC integration with Windows 11 By Rob Clymo published 6 April 22 Windows and Microsoft cloud integration is set to get more potent when new features arrive in the next few months
Twitter could be about to add an edit button By Rob Clymo published 6 April 22 The social media outlet might end up rolling out the frequently requested feature in the next few months
Email security firm reports surge in Ukraine invasion phishing scams By Rob Clymo published 5 April 22 Three quarters of all new domains have been identified as being potentially dubious according to Tessian
