Cybersecurity News, Advice and Opinion

The Big Hacks of 2013

2013 has been quite the year for high profile hacks, with hundreds of millions of accounts compromised across a whole range of disparate services.

Revenge Tweets from fired Chef is a nightmare for Pubs reputation

Head chef, Jim Knight, was fired from The Plough in Great Haseley, Oxfordshire over a dispute about Christmas rotas. The disgruntled chef decided the best way to...

Hacked LinkedIn Passwords Turned into Art

Conceptual artist, Aram Bartholl has transformed last years LinkedIn security breach into a work of art. The social network was at the centre of the hack where...

5 Tips on How to Stay Safe on Your Phone

The ever-increasing amount of both personal and sensitive company information on our mobiles make it vital that they are properly protected and that data and access...

Two Million Stolen Passwords Dumped Online

Snowden's Scam - If Only Employees Were Unable to Reveal Their Passwords

NSA Leaker Edward Snowden It emerged this week that NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden actually persuaded up to 25 NSA workers at a Hawaii spy base to hand over...

Vodafone Hacked - Customer Bank Account Details Stolen

Vodafone in Germany have admitted suffering a hacking breach in which 2 million of its customers' details were stolen. The sensitive information included customer...

Apple Developer site hacked - What to do to stay safe

Apple's Developer Portal has suffered a major security breach, with the hacker responsible claiming to have obtained the private details of over 100,000 users. A...

Come see us at InfoSec

The my1login team will be attending InfoSec, Europe's biggest Information Security Event, from 23 to 25 April 2013. We'll be at Stand L93, demonstrating new my1login

Dublin Web Summit

Last week we attended our first Dublin Web Summit where the my1login Password Manager joined the ranks of the world’s 100 leading technology start-ups after...