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Going once, going twice, going offline Christie’s website remains offline as of Monday after a “technology security issue” shut it down Thursday night – just days before the venerable auction house planned to flog $840 million of art.… READ MORE HERE…

But breaking E2EE and blanket bans aren’t thinking at all Opinion  If your cranky uncle was this fixated about anything, you’d always be somewhere else at Christmas. Yet here we are again. Europol has been sounding off at Meta for harming children. Not for the way it’s actually harming children, but because – repeat after me – end-to-end encryption is hiding child sexual abuse material from the eyes of the law. “E2EE = CSAM” is the new slogan of fear.… READ MORE HERE…

As gang tactics get nastier while attacks hit all-time highs Interview  Ransomware hit an all-time high last year, with more than 60 criminal gangs listing at least 4,500 victims – and these infections don’t show any signs of slowing.… READ MORE HERE…

Claroty CEO Yaniv Vardi tells us what’s needed to defend vital networks Interview  Take a glance at the cybersecurity headlines of late, and you’ll see a familiar phrase that keeps cropping up: Critical infrastructure. … READ MORE HERE…

Claroty CEO Yaniv Vardi tells us what’s needed to defend vital networks Interview  Take a glance at the cybersecurity headlines of late, and you’ll see a familiar phrase that keeps cropping up: Critical infrastructure. … READ MORE HERE…

But China’s the most technologically advanced Interview  China remains the biggest cyber threat to the US government, America’s critical infrastructure, and its private-sector networks, the nation’s intelligence community has assessed.… READ MORE HERE…

Not a lotto luck for these powerball hunters More than half a million gamblers with a penchant for powerballs will be receiving some fairly unwelcome news very soon, if not already, as cybercriminals have made off with their personal data.… READ MORE HERE…