The Case for Taking Down Dark Web Sites
Ever since the first dark web monitoring services became available, around 2005, consumers of such services often asked – why aren’t these websites being taken down? After
Ever since the first dark web monitoring services became available, around 2005, consumers of such services often asked – why aren’t these websites being taken down? After
On February 19th, venture capital giant Sequoia disclosed to its investors that it has been the victim of a data breach. A few days later
Ever since Apple introduced its App Store in 2008 and Android followed suit, apps have become an integral part of our lives. With millions of
The Dark Web has existed in its current form for over 15 years. While it has evolved and changed, the concept of threat actors, each
BEC Fraud (Business E-mail Compromise) has reached epidemic levels in recent years. In 2019, the FBI’s Internet Crime Compliant Center, reported that it received complaints with
Certain threats that organizations face online often involve the attacker registering a domain that is very similar to the targeted organization’s domain. This is done
In 2010, in a different world where no one has heard about lockdowns and social distancing, I wrote an article on SecurityWeek – The Optimist’s Cybercrime Predictions for
The fact that there is no silver bullet for cyber security, but instead every organization needs to work with a variety of vendors, has shaped the
Cyber security always had a thing with terminology. Back in the day, its very name was the subject of many articles that tried to explain
The threat intelligence landscape has vastly changed over the years. While the term was originally used to refer to malware Indicators of Compromise (IOC) –
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