Meet Fred: The Man Who Worked in Accounts, Conveyancing, Reception and Management at Once
Five people were logging in as one person called Fred. This is what that actually costs a business when something goes wrong.
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Five people were logging in as one person called Fred. This is what that actually costs a business when something goes wrong.
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The NCSC is warning about internet-exposed systems again. Manchester Airports Group has lost 8.7 million customer records. And Teams vishing is now a structured initial access business.
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Saying you have MFA isn't evidence. Here's exactly what to collect so you can actually prove your controls work.
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CVSS 10.0. No user interaction required. Adobe Campaign Classic is being ripped apart this week, and WordPress sites are under active attack.
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The NCSC dealt with 204 nationally significant attacks last year. Richard Horne says the rate hasn't slowed down.
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Ubiquiti and Gitea vulnerabilities confirmed exploitable today. If your network runs UniFi or self-hosted Git, this is not one to park for next week.
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CVSS 9.8. Pre-authentication. Remote code execution as root. Your network hardware is the problem this week, and the data is brutal.
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24% of UK businesses have all five Cyber Essentials controls. Only 5% hold the certificate. Here's why that gap matters.
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Three active threats converging today: ClickFix malware delivery, a Check Point firewall bypass being exploited in the wild, and a Zimbra RCE campaign that has already claimed 270 servers.
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You say you're secure. Compliance asks you to prove it. Here's what happens when UK businesses actually try.
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Four CVSS 9.8 vulnerabilities landed this week in libraries your web tools probably use. Corrine breaks down what the intelligence says and what to do by Friday.
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Two actively exploited vulnerabilities and a sophisticated vishing campaign targeting Microsoft 365. Today's briefing covers what the advisories are not telling you.
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94% of UK business leaders feel confident. Only 5% hold Cyber Essentials. This week, we ask everyone to prove it.
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A Teams-based phishing loader and a coordinated Rust supply chain attack are active today. Both have direct exposure paths for UK small businesses.
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TrueConf is being actively exploited right now. Microsoft dropped four CVSS 10.0 flaws in Azure and Exchange. Your business needs to act today, not next week.
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Three distinct threats landed today. One is CISA-confirmed actively exploited. One is knocking on Europe's door via Android. None of them care how small your business is.
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Your MSP uses software that can control every machine you own. This week, attackers proved they know it too.
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Three threats converging today: a CISA-confirmed Windows RCE being exploited right now, Clop back with purpose-built data-theft tooling, and a phishing-as-a-service platform with over 4,000 confirmed victims.
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Three actively exploited vulnerabilities landed on CISA's confirmed list overnight. Here is what they mean for your business and what to do before Friday.
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CISA has confirmed ransomware gangs are exploiting a Windows Task Host flaw. Separately, Microsoft Copilot has a command injection vulnerability that can leak your data. Both affect UK SMBs today.
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