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Kaspersky Lab to conduct training for hunting advanced malware in SG

The global research and analysis team of security firm Kaspersky Lab will be conducting a training course titled ?Hunt APTs with Yara like a Great Ninja? on March 19 to 21, 2018.

House bill against ATM skimming, hacking hurdles final reading

The bill notes that advances in technology have been exploited by criminals and criminal syndicates in perpetrating fraudulent activities that ultimately undermine the trust of the public in the banking industry.

Study: Sharing passwords to your partner can ruin personal privacy

Every third Internet user surveyed admits spying on their partner online to see what they get up to, and this figure rises to almost half among those who describe their relationships as unstable or unsure if they have a future.

Breaking | Caap website hacked; PNP site suspended

The website of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) was hacked on Tuesday night, Jan. 23, with the agency's homepage replaced with a message written in foreign language characters.

BSP commends BDO for paying victims of ATM skimming

A ranking BSP official has dubbed as positive the decision of BDO to pay its account holders who have reported to have been victimized by ATM skimming even as investigations are on-going.

Global forum to tackle cybersecurity, IoT for local execs, firms

Global Chamber Manila, a global collaborating community of CEOs, executives, and leaders in over 500 metropolitan areas, is holding ?PilipinasCON 2018: Forum on Cybersecurity and the Internet of Things (IoT)? on January 31, 2018 at the Enderun Colleges in Taguig City.

FBI says PH is 10th most attacked country online

Far from being contained, cybercrime is getting even more pervasive around the world, according to the FBI.

It’s time for local firms to adopt new cybersecurity mindset: exec

VMware Philippines country manager Victor Silvino said financial institutions in Philippines need to integrate into their security model the basic principle of ?ensuring good? instead of ?chasing bad?.

Security firm sees more fake news, machine learning hackers in 2018

Organizations ? whether big or small, public or private -- must not look for a magical fix against the various kinds of threats that bad guys are unleashing in the connected world.

Cybercriminals use pirated software to infect PCs for cryptocurrency mining

Researchers from security firm Kaspersky Lab have identified a fraud scheme where mining software was distributed and secretly installed on PCs through pirated software commonly used for work and entertainment

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