20,000 Lose Money in Tesco Bank Hack

Tesco Bank, wholly owned by the UK's largest supermarket chain Tesco, has admitted the "some of its customers' current accounts have been subject to online criminal activity, in some cases resulting in money being withdrawn fraudulently." Nothing more specific about the fraud has been made known, although some reports suggest as many as 20,000 customers may have lost money.
read more

Continue reading

20,000 Defrauded as UK’s Tesco Bank Hit by Hack Attack

Britain's Tesco Bank temporarily froze all online transactions Monday after around 20,000 customers had money stolen from their accounts in a hack attack.
The bank, a subsidiary of British supermarket giant Tesco, the kingdom's biggest retailer, said it was trying to refund accounts as quickly as possible.
read more

Continue reading

Extending the Perimeter: Protecting Employees to Protect the Enterprise

In the early days of computing the cyber-security perimeter and the physical security perimeter were one and the same. Access to data implied access to the actual computer or storage media. From there we graduated to closed networks where computers only talked to each other within a building or private network but quickly modems started to allow access by people outside those controlled spaces. The age of the hacker had begun.
read more

Continue reading

China Passes Controversial Cybersecurity Law

China Monday passed a controversial cybersecurity bill tightening restrictions on online freedom of speech and imposing new rules on online service providers, raising concerns it is further cloistering its heavily controlled internet.
read more

Continue reading