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The Register
The punishment – Windows 98 administration chores – was far worse than the crime Welcome once more to Who Me? ’s confessional column in which readers admit to being the source of SNAFUs.… Who, Me? The Register
The Register
Juicy private sector job vs … money off a season travel ticket Given the importance of the Treasury department's function to Britain, readers might expect the Head of Cyber Security vacancy currently being advertised would come with a salary that reflects its criticality.… Reg
The Register
Smart-alec worker found a way to avoid nasty, boring jobs – by doing what he was told Ah, gentle reader, welcome back once again to the comfortable backwater of we call Who, Me? in which readers' tales of not-quite-rightness are immortalized for the ages.… Who, Me? The Register
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Security was nonetheless very, very, interested in hearing this comms engineer tell his tale Welcome once again to On-Call, 's weekly compendium of tales from readers who were asked to deal with IT oddities and mostly emerged unscathed.… On-Call The Register
Krebs on Secuity
KrebsOnSecurity turns 12 years old today. That's a crazy long time for an independent media outlet these days, but then again I'm liable to keep doing this as long as they keep letting me! Thanks to your readership and support, I was able to spend more time in 2022 on in-depth investigative stories -- the really satisfying kind with the potential to affect positive change. Some of that work is highlighted in the 2022 Year in Breaches review below.
Krebs on Secuity
KrebsOnSecurity turns 12 years old today. That's a crazy long time for an independent media outlet these days, but then again I'm liable to keep doing this as long as they keep letting me! Thanks to your readership and support, I was able to spend more time in 2022 on in-depth investigative stories -- the really satisfying kind with the potential to affect positive change. Some of that work is highlighted in the 2022 Year in Breaches review below.
Krebs on Secuity
Millions of people likely just received an email or snail mail notice saying they're eligible to claim a class action payment in connection with the 2017 megabreach at consumer credit bureau Equifax. Given the high volume of reader inquiries about this, it seemed worth pointing out that while this particular offer is legit (if paltry), scammers are likely to soon capitalize on public attention to the settlement money.
The Register
Our poll reveals how much organisations rely on the compliant storage and hosting sensitive data in their data centres Data protection is a top priority for organisations tasked with protecting the integrity of not just their own data, but also the personally identifiable information (PII) they store and process on behalf of their business partners and customers. Not doing it properly risks losing their trust and falling foul of increasingly stringent data protection regulation. So what can be done to toughen up your defences?… Reader Survey Results
The Register
It’s a critical issue which our poll suggests influences the choice of on and off prem hosting platforms Back in September, we asked readers of The Register about data sovereignty. It's a concept about which we see more and more conversation among businesses, and increased awareness is also bringing corresponding concerns about the perils and pitfalls of not taking it seriously.… Reader Survey Results
The Hacker News
As many as 16 malicious apps with over 20 million cumulative downloads have been taken down from the Google Play Store after they were caught committing mobile ad fraud. The Clicker malware masqueraded as seemingly harmless utilities like cameras, currency/unit converters, QR code readers, note-taking apps, and dictionaries, among others, in a bid to trick users into downloading them,