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Episode 280 of the Transatlantic Cable includes, Twitter CEO voted out, spyware, Lego BrickLink vulnerabilities and Epic Games fined for privacy violations

Stealing data from an isolated network by manipulating the voltage switching converter.

Many hacks have started during Christmas holidays. A few simple tips will reduce the chances of your company becoming the next victim.

Researchers find a new reliable way to track the location of wireless Wi-Fi devices.

Why you shouldn’t trust a random period-tracking app, and what to look out for when choosing one.

Kaspersky VPN Secure Connection is the clear winner in tests of VPN performance, privacy, and transparency carried out by the independent IT-security research institute AV-TEST, and is recognized as the institute’s “Approved Virtual Private Network Solution”.

What tricks were most popular with malicious e-mail senders in 2022?

Home video surveillance systems are said to be safe. But are you ready to become a reality TV star without realizing it?

A year after discovery, the Log4Shell vulnerability is still making itself felt.

In episode 279 of the Transatlantic Cable, we cover Covid fraud, fake crypto apps, NSO group and much more!

Avast solutions have a pretty good reputation, but a handful of incidents call their safety into question. Read on to learn whether Avast can be trusted.

We investigate the connection between software security and leaks when handling RAM.

Episode 278 includes the crypto implosion affecting nightclubs, a Twitter hack bigger than feared, and is Apple really spying on you?

New CryWiper malware irreversibly corrupts files posing as ransomware.

The specifics of protecting and updating the OT infrastructure.

How to watch the World Cup and not get scammed.

Every year, the number of tasks we entrust to machines rises steadily. How safe is this?

In the final part of the series, we take a look at cryptocurrency politics, the future, and the metaverse.

Episode 277 of the Transatlantic Cable looks at Twitter chaos and the crypto meltdown!

Why might a business email contain a link to Google Translate?

Is it possible to make a hack-proof system?