Author: Steve Tyler

Security researchers have discovered major vulnerabilities in Apple’s AirPlay protocol that may allow attackers to hijack devices without user interaction. This exploit, known as “AirBorne,” comprises 23 individual bugs, of which 17 have official CVEs, enabling zero-click remote code execution on susceptible systems. Cybersecurity firm Oligo has identified multiple critical flaws in Apple’s native AirPlay […]

Marks & Spencer (M&S) is currently facing significant stock shortages due to a cyberattack that has disrupted its operations. The attack has affected payment systems and caused the retailer to take some systems offline, leading to empty shelves in several stores. Cybersecurity experts note that M&S might require several days to restore normal functions as […]

Europol has raised alarm bells regarding the shocking rise of “violence-as-a-service,” where vulnerable youths are being exploited by criminal organisations to carry out violent acts. The situation has spiralled to the extent that Europol is forming a taskforce to combat this grim trend. Source: Forbes Key Points Europol warns of children being recruited to perform […]

Summary Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) are increasingly becoming vital tools in the realm of cybersecurity. They help organisations locate, assess, and mitigate software risks by keeping track of software updates and vulnerabilities throughout a product’s lifecycle. As modern software integrates components from various sources, including open source, SBOMs serve as a definitive list of […]

The DuPage County’s justice systems are in disarray following a significant ransomware attack that has forcibly taken offline various essential offices, including the sheriff’s department and courthouse. The incident was first detected at approximately 2:30 a.m. on Monday. Source: GovTech Key Points A ransomware attack has disrupted the systems of the sheriff’s office, circuit clerk’s […]

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem recently highlighted the importance of partnerships to steer the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) forward. Speaking at the RSA conference, she advocated for principles of “secure by design” and requested feedback on reauthorising the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015, aiming for greater integrity and security in America’s cybersecurity […]

Recently, a new executive order signed by the U.S. president has shifted some responsibility for improving cybersecurity from the federal government to individual states. This comes as concerns grow regarding cyber attacks that have exposed vulnerabilities in the nation’s critical infrastructure. The executive order aims to empower states to take charge of their own cybersecurity, […]

The UK government is rolling out a Cyber Security and Resilience Bill aimed at bolstering the country’s cyber defences. This new legislation is designed to update existing laws and provide a more robust response to emerging cyber threats, thereby ensuring the protection of essential services and digital infrastructure. Key Points The Bill enhances the UK’s […]