David Hollingworth

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David Hollingworth has been writing about technology for over 20 years, and has worked for a range of print and online titles in his career. He is enjoying getting to grips with cyber security, especially when it lets him talk about Lego.

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US DOD announces fast track for AI, data analytics experts

The US Department of Defense has announced plans to fast-track recruiting and career development pathways for artificial intelligence and data analytics experts.

TECH • Thu, 31 Aug 2023

3 things you need to know about QR code phishing

QR codes have become an everyday convenience, seamlessly linking physical and online experiences.

CULTURE • Thu, 31 Aug 2023

Absolute expands its Application Resilience ecosystem

Endpoint security firm Absolute Software has revealed an expansion of its Absolute Application Resilience suite.

SECURITY • Thu, 31 Aug 2023

New Ransomed ransomware group leverages data protection laws to bully victims

Life comes at you fast when you’re a fledgling ransomware operator, and the newly emerged Ransomed group seems to have learned that the hard way.

SECURITY • Wed, 30 Aug 2023

Op-Ed: Securing hybrid work: Why trusted access is vital to company security

Bring-your-own-device (BYOD) has been a feature of the corporate IT landscape for the past 20 years but may have passed its peak, according to Forbes magazine.

SECURITY • Wed, 30 Aug 2023

Cisco VPN appliances ‘under siege’, according to Rapid7 researchers

For the last few months, a range of threat actors have been targeting poorly configured Cisco ASA SSL VPN appliances.

CULTURE • Wed, 30 Aug 2023

War Thunder does it again, as fan posts restricted NATO Eurofighter Typhoon docs

It appears there are three things that are inevitable in life – death, taxes, and rabid War Thunder fans willing to post restricted material about their favourite tanks ...

SECURITY • Wed, 30 Aug 2023

2.6m Duolingo datasets leaked on hacking forum, practically for free

Data from 2.6 million Duolingo users has been dumped onto a clear web hacking forum, for the apparent low, low price of a few dollars for anyone interested.

SECURITY • Tue, 29 Aug 2023

Op-Ed: Unveiling the next frontier in cyber threats: Third-party phishing unleashed

A prominent cyber security trend that has gained traction in the last 12 months is third-party phishing.

CULTURE • Tue, 29 Aug 2023

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David Hollingworth

US DOD announces fast track for AI, data analytics experts

3 things you need to know about QR code phishing

Absolute expands its Application Resilience ecosystem

New Ransomed ransomware group leverages data protection laws to bully victims

Op-Ed: Securing hybrid work: Why trusted access is vital to company security

Cisco VPN appliances ‘under siege’, according to Rapid7 researchers

War Thunder does it again, as fan posts restricted NATO Eurofighter Typhoon docs

2.6m Duolingo datasets leaked on hacking forum, practically for free

Op-Ed: Unveiling the next frontier in cyber threats: Third-party phishing unleashed

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