It’s bad news for many small businesses in the UK today as fraud experts CSID have stated that less than 50% of all small businesses are sufficiently protected against cybercrime. … Continue reading →

QR codes or Quick Response Codes are those small black and white squares like barcodes that we can see anywhere. It is usually found in a transitory media where a … Continue reading →

After what is now considered to be the largest credit and debit card fraud in history, it seems the assailants involved in the October 2010 Nasdaq Inc hacking scandal have … Continue reading →

While the idea of having household appliances such as your fridge email you to tell it is low on milk might seem appealing, recent hacks have highlighted the vulnerabilities of … Continue reading →

After the matchmaking website ashleymadison.com, which encourages users to have affairs, was hacked last month, it was only a matter of time before details were published online. Last week, making … Continue reading →

If it wasn’t enough that hackers are able to target your online information from any unsecured network to which they can gain access, it has now come to light that … Continue reading →

Capitol Hill came under scrutiny yet again this week when it became apparent how the lack of fundamental online protection at the Offices of Personnel management led to the 2014 … Continue reading →

Marketers and Search Engines in particular have been trying to feed us the same line forever. Both insist that consumers are perfectly happy to hand over private information in return … Continue reading →

e The extent of information that Google is able to collect about every online user appears to be growing by the day. It seems that 24 hours cannot go past … Continue reading →

Saying you haven’t heard of Minecraft is a bit like saying you haven’t heard of Candy Crush. The craze has swept the nation, with people of all ages finding Steve … Continue reading →