KillSec cyber-blackmail suspects busted, darkweb site seized
Picture the mastermind of a busy ransomware gang․․․ and then check to see how close you came to reality.
Oct 04, 2026
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Cybercrime today has become about business models and automation rather than direct hacking and espionage.
Ah, the irony!
Supply chain hacks are high impact. The average cost of a breach is $4.4 million.
An informed and entertaining look at the sort of long-standing bugs and blunders we could so easily have avoided, but didn’t.
10 years on, and still not patched.
I’m sorry, Dave. I’m afraid I can’t do that.
Just how safe is it to store passwords in your browser’s password manager?
A breach, or not a breach? That is the question…
Even when your supply chain isn’t buggy, you still need to know what’s in it.
Our plain-speaking duo celebrate Sysmas, because ’tis the season to be thankful for the Sysadmins and SOCstars who keep us safe.
1987 had shoulder pads, mullets, and emailed malware. One vanished, one made a comeback, but the third never went away…
Social engineering, evolved: Believable lies on a grand scale
Well, almost everywhere.
What if you tap the payment terminal on the card, not the other way around?
Cybercrime today has become about business models and automation rather than direct hacking and espionage.
Ah, the irony!
Supply chain hacks are high impact. The average cost of a breach is $4.4 million.
By subscribing you agree to our Privacy Policy and provide consent to receive updates from our company.
An informed and entertaining look at the sort of long-standing bugs and blunders we could so easily have avoided, but didn’t.
10 years on, and still not patched.
I’m sorry, Dave. I’m afraid I can’t do that.
Just how safe is it to store passwords in your browser’s password manager?
1987 had shoulder pads, mullets, and emailed malware. One vanished, one made a comeback, but the third never went away…
Social engineering, evolved: Believable lies on a grand scale
Well, almost everywhere.
What if you tap the payment terminal on the card, not the other way around?
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