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Ransomware Gang Donated Part of Ransom Demands to Charities
A budding ransomware group donated part of the ransom demands that it had previously extorted from its victims to two charities. On October 13, the Darkside ransomware group announced the donations in ...
Cyberthon 2020: Valuable Discussions, For a Worthy Cause.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our virtual charity event, Cyberthon 2020 on the 9th June. Given our company started out over 20 years ago as a piece of freeware ...
An Open Letter From MediaOps
On behalf of all of us at MediaOps, we are so deeply troubled by what is going on in the world around us. As we continue to battle a deadly pandemic and the ...
Rooting out telephone payment security risks
While compliance with PCI DSS may appear daunting, it in fact helps organisations to become more efficient: safeguarding customers’ payment card data, while protecting employees from being exposed to sensitive data and ...
The Woodland Trust enhances telephone payment security thanks to PCI Pal
PCI Pal, the secure payments provider to contact centres, has implemented its cloud-based Agent Assist payment security solution with The Woodland Trust, to ensure all telephone-based transactions are securely handled and comply ...
Building and maintaining trust in the Not for Profit Sector
With donors entrusting their money, personal data and emotions, reputation is everything for Not for Profit organisations. Whether an international charity or a smaller cause, donors are vital for success. The post ...
Social-Engineer Newsletter Vol 09 – Issue 117
In This Issue: "Charity Scams are Real - How Low Will They Go to Exploit a Tragedy?" Find out how cyber criminals monetize tragedy and exploit human emotions. The post Social-Engineer Newsletter ...
Week 46 Cyberattack Digest 2018 – Cozy Bear, TalkTalk, Make-A-Wish Foundation and others
A new week has started which means that we have a new portion of fresh news for you. So, enjoy our new week 46 cyber attack digest. Bears awoke from winter slumber ...
