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    Art and the artist are emotionally connected

    20 Jun 2019

    If you’re an artist and looking to sell, the value of your work is measured by other people’s perception of it. You may think it’s great and worth quite a bit. After all you spent time, effort and materials in producing it. But sadly the real value of a work depends upon if someone is willing to buy it and the price they are willing to pay.

    Cybersecurity is an issue of national survival

    19 Feb 2021

    Last week was a sobering one for Congress. The second impeachment trial of Donald Trump served as the backdrop, the vivid videos of the angry mob of January 6 underscoring all that could have been lost that day, and all that divides Americans.

    US to announce sanctions on Russia over hacking

    15 Apr 2021

    Tensions have escalated between the two countries in recent months over a raft of issues, most recently over Russia amassing troops on its border with Ukraine.

    Almost anyone could have cyber-hacked the Labour Party

    13 Nov 2019

    Today the Labour Party was the victim of a “large and sophisticated cyber attack”. It shouldn’t come as a surprise, however. After the hack of the US Democratic National Committee

    US says recent hacking campaign hit government networks

    17 Dec 2020

    Hackers believed to be working for Russia have been monitoring internal email traffic at the US Treasury and Commerce departments, Reuters reported earlier this week, citing people who said they feared the hacks uncovered so far may be the tip of the iceberg.

    US says Iran, Russia obtained voter registration info

    22 Oct 2020

    Russian and Iran have both obtained US voter information and taken actions to influence public opinion ahead of the Nov.3 election, Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe announced on Wednesday.

    Microsoft says it found malicious software in its systems

    18 Dec 2020

    But the attackers are very careful and have deleted logs, or electronic footprints or which files they have accessed, security experts said. That makes it hard to know what has been taken.

    Cyberattacks a matter of increasing worry

    20 Dec 2020

    Many private sector firms are leaving no stone unturned in beefing up security, to the point where they are rebuilding their servers and other equipment.

    Thousands of Canadian government accounts hacked

    16 Aug 2020

    The attacks targeted the GCKey service, used by some 30 federal departments and Canada Revenue Agency accounts, the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat explained in a press release.

    Hacker speaks to couple via home camera, plays vulgar music

    24 Sep 2019

    In a bone-chilling incident, a couple in the US was left stunned when a hacker broke into their connected home and started talking to them via camera, played vulgar music on the video system in the living room and even turned thermostat to 90 degrees Fahrenheit (over 32 degrees Celsius).

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