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Cyber criminals are increasingly targeting unpatched server vulnerabilities to infect machines with cryptomining malware.

Kaspersky will relocate some of its operations from Russia to a Zurich data centre in a bid to increase the cyber security firm’s transparency.

Video game company Valve has paid out $109,600 (£80,645) to white hat hackers to find security flaws in its Steam gaming portal.

Hotels with electronic lock systems are at risk after it emerged that a master key can be created ‘out of thin air’.

Northern Ireland is set to see a surge of new jobs in the cyber security sector as attacks become increasingly potent and frequent, BBC News reports.

Deloitte will spend $580 million (£429 million) upgrading its cyber security defences over the next three years in a bid to better protect client data, according to the Financial Times.

New cadet units will be created at 26 UK schools under the government’s Cadet Expansion Programme (CEP).

Check Point Software Technologies enjoyed an encouraging start to the year as revenues grew by four per cent in the first quarter of 2018.

UK councils will improve and enhance the cyber security of their systems thanks to £1.5 million of funding from the Local Government Association (LGA).

A quarter of organisations that use public cloud services have suffered data theft, according to new research.

Some of the world’s most popular music videos on YouTube were hacked and defaced recently.

London’s National Cyber Security Centre welcomed four current prime ministers recently as UK PM Theresa May announced that up to £15 million would be invested into helping Commonwealth countries strengthen their cyber security capabilities over the next three years.

More than 11,600 military personnel from 17 nations are currently taking part in one of the largest exercises of its kind in Europe.

Hackers are increasingly utilising cryptomining malware that can operate without an active web browser session, according to Check Point’s latest monthly malware report.

An NHS website hosting patients’ data was defaced by hackers earlier this week.

State-sponsored Russian hackers are believed to be readying a massive cyber assault on government and private sector organisations.

GCHQ director Jeremy Fleming used his first public speech at a recent cyber security event to hint at Britain’s own ability to mount cyber attacks on other countries.

A UK charity lost £13,000 after its chief executive’s emails were hacked to send a fraudulent message instructing their financial manager to release funds.

Cyber criminal are launching more online attacks on UK businesses than ever before, according to a report from the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).