Facebook Leaves Millions Of Passwords Unencrypted Surprise, surprise, Facebook are at the centre of yet another security fiasco. Someone needs to give their security team a poke and tell them to start following best practices! Is poking even still a thing on Facebook? I just Googled it and it’s

World Backup Day - 31st March World Backup Day? That's right, it may be Mother's Day this Sunday in the UK (Quick, grab a card!), but the rest of the world are celebrating World Backup Day! The day to remind everyone how important it is to backup their data, be it your friends, families,

Multi-Billion, Multi-National Downed For Days By Ransomware Norsk Hydro, the £10 billion/year power and manufacturing giant headquartered in Oslo have been hit with ransomware, causing a shutdown of its global IT network. This has lead to their plants around the world halting production or

MySpace says, "Hi, space!" after clearing off more than 50 million songs from 14 million artists in server migration failings. Not only that, but all your cringey photos, videos and quotes of emotional song lyrics are gone too! Well, if you uploaded them between the launch of MySpace in 2003 and

Datahive (OBM) is the perfect software for backing up and protecting your Office 365 user accounts. You can use Datahive to backup individual emails, contacts, calendars and more in Office 365 Outlook. It can also be used to backup OneDrive and SharePoint, including snapshots / versioning, with a

Have You Got Better Cybersecurity Than NASA? So, you know NASA? The space agency with over $21billion in funding, 17,000+ employees and thousands of contractors on top of that?  The space agency that was hacked as recently as December 2018, exposing staff data? You know the ones. They’re sure to

Google Chrome Tarnished Buy New Exploit Google announced that its security team discovered an active bug in Chrome with the catchy name, CVE-2019-5786. The bug was discovered a couple of weeks back on February 27th and is actively being attacked by opportunist hackers. The bug allows attackers

Hackers Only Target Big Companies, Right? It’s only the multi-nationals like British Airways and Marriot Hotels or big sites like Facebook and Google, right? Well yes, those companies have all been hit by big breaches over the past few years, but they most certainly aren’t the only businesses

WinRAR or LoseRAR? A vulnerability has recently been discovered in WinRAR after 19 years of going undetected. A vulnerability that allows files unpackaged with WinRAR to be added straight to your startup library, meaning malware could be smuggled onto your machine and activate next time you boot up