A swapped monitoring script on Polymarket emptied hundreds of trader accounts in under an hour. Here is how it worked and what any business running outside code should check.
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A plain guide to the network penetration test process: scoping, discovery, exploitation, reporting and retesting, and what each stage means for your business.
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Group-IB and NyxLab tie more than 70,000 stolen network-device logins to a broker called k0t. Here is what UK organisations should check on their firewalls and VPNs.
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Threat modelling is a structured way to find and fix security weaknesses in a system before attackers do. Here is how it works, who should do it and when.
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Zero trust security means no user, device or network is trusted by default. Here is what it means in practice, how to start, and how to test it.
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A plain, ordered guide to the first hours and days after a ransomware attack: isolate, report, investigate, recover safely and decide on payment.
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Attackers hijacked 333 Tor exit relays in October to intercept SSH logins and steal passwords. Here is how it worked and what to check on your own servers.
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No single law forces every UK business to run a penetration test, but card rules, customers, insurers and big changes often do. Here is how to decide.
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Arista has confirmed attacks on CVE-2026-114625, a 9.9-rated SQL injection that turns a read-only login into operator control of VeloCloud Orchestrator. Here is who is affected and what to do.
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Rank Math PRO 3.0.123 shipped with a self-rebuilding backdoor for about eleven hours. Here is who is affected and how to clean up.