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BA, BBC and Boots hit by zero-day vulnerability attack

A zero-day vulnerability in the MOVEit file transfer software was infiltrated, affecting the supply chains of BA, BBC and Boots, with the ransomware group Clop taking responsibility

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Cybersecurity

DNS-based attacks ‘cost businesses more than $2M annually’  

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Cybersecurity

The biggest threat to UK businesses: email attachments

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Communications & Networking

Antiquated stress testing methods could pose a threat to European banks

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Cybersecurity

Microsoft to release zero day patch for IE today

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