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Founded last year, the Coalition Against Stalkerware brings together cybersecurity vendors, domestic violence organisations, and digital rights advocates.

Cybercriminals have switched to eCommerce platforms and communication using Discord for greater anonymity, according to new research from Trend Micro.

Swann introduces the innovative Tracker Security Camera and the Enforcer Camera System, enhancing home and business security with cutting-edge features.

Vodafone NZ reports a 60% rise in voice calls and a 688% increase in video conferencing tool usage amid New Zealand's level 4 lockdown.

A study by DE-CIX and global researchers reveals any internet user can order a cyber attack for less than USD $20, raising concerns on DDoS resilience.

The response comes as the European Union considers a ban on the use of facial recognition tech by law enforcement.

AI is becoming integral to business operations, but firms must address potential pitfalls, such as governance and cultural challenges, to sustain progress.

UK's Computer Misuse Act 1990 needs urgent reform to enable cybersecurity professionals to combat cybercrime effectively, says report.

The UK Information Commissioner warns that live facial recognition technology poses significant privacy risks, urging strict adherence to data laws.

The decryptor neutralises the latest versions of GandCrab – the most prolific families of file-encrypting malware to date.

Inland Revenue halts scam involving fraudulent transactions on bank accounts; working with police and banks to investigate further.

Romance scams cost Brits £50m in 2018, with dating sites and apps the hardest to tackle due to their small, personalised nature, says Action Fraud.

This follows the opposition party's unexpected release of details of the Government's Budget, which were due to be made public on Thursday.

Stealth 4.0 gives clients the ability to take immediate action to respond to security incidents, stopping attacks in progress.

The biggest challenge, according to the research, is finding out what a drone's purpose is in a non-restricted area.

Kathmandu is notifying potentially affected customers directly and has advised them to change their passwords for its online loyalty programme.

Police in Uganda are using biometric data and solutions to help them identify suspects and solve crimes in a more efficient way.

Norwegian cybersecurity firm Visma, aided by Recorded Future and Rapid7, foils alleged cyberespionage attack by Chinese state-sponsored group APT10.

FintechNZ forecasts major fintech changes in 2019, impacting Kiwi businesses with financial unbundling, new investment platforms, and advancing wearable tech.

Security professionals feel like they are perceived as 'policemen', and 13% say they experience negativity from colleagues all the time.