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Malicious code can devastate your business – here’s how to make sure that doesn’t happen
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Malicious code can devastate your business – here’s how to make sure that doesn’t happen

Cascading attacks mean it won’t just stop at a single company – end customers could be affected too.
Jonathan Chew · · 5 min read
Cybersecurity in Thailand worsens, firms lose up to $100m, reports show
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Cybersecurity in Thailand worsens, firms lose up to $100m, reports show

Knowing about the threats and actually doing something about them are still the best ways to shield your business.
Sean Allan · · 5 min read
Apple’s dumbest ad yet?

Apple’s dumbest ad yet?

Apple’s latest ad is dangerously misleading for the less tech-savvy among its user base.
C. Custer · · 2 min read
Singapore government joins ‘botwall’ startup Shape Security’s $40m series D round

Singapore government joins ‘botwall’ startup Shape Security’s $40m series D round

The company claims to have prevented over $1 billion in fraud losses for its global clients.
Jum Balea · · 2 min read

Top cyber malware threats in Asia and the most vulnerable industries

A FireEye report on Southeast Asia lists the most active malware, and the most vulnerable industries in the region.
Nivedita Bhattacharjee · · 2 min read

What you need to know about cloud security

As a web presence grows, websites need to be prepared with a plan to fend off increasingly complex attacks against web infrastructure, like DDoS (distributed denial of service) attacks and
Adeline Sim · · 4 min read

Baidu acquires web security startup Anquanbao

Baidu plans to use Anquanbao to protect and speed up its Baidu Cloud services. Anquanbao founder Ma Jie will head up Baidu’s cloud security unit.
Paul Bischoff · · 1 min read

Security firm: China’s Coolpad is intentionally giving its phones a severe security flaw

A US security firm has found that Coolpad phones come installed with a very powerful and difficult-to-detect backdoor.
C. Custer · · 2 min read

Beware of this malicious SMS spreading on Android phones

The malware tricks Android users into downloading infected software which then spreads itself to more people.
Terence Lee · · 1 min read

Korean government wants to cull crapware, says all apps must be delete-able

It’s time this stops. (Original image from Business Insider) Once a smartphone reaches the hands of a new buyer, it might be loaded with dozens of extra apps – some
Steven Millward · · 2 min read