Why the Same Industries Keep Getting Breached
Here’s a breakdown the most popular industries targeted by cyber criminals
Sep 03, 2026
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Stopping fraud and bots, or tracking customers covertly?
Can’t process or ship orders, can’t say how long it will take to fix.
A delightfully provocative discussion of 0-days, bug disclosures, and the very concept of Patch Tuesday.
It’s a breach, but how did it really happen, and what should be done about it?
Do cybercriminals really delete the stolen data when victims pay blackmail?
Who’s to blame for the stolen Bitcoins?
Here’s everything founders need to know about their cyber risk — and how to mitigate it.
“Be smart and just pay,” demand the attackers.
Co-hosts Duck and David present a good-humored but informative guide to using AI safely in your business.
Company says that some of the stolen data was public already… but not all of it!
Enterprise IT estates now often have more than 100 times as many machine identities as humans.
11 years between them, but they may have millions stashed away for when they get out.
Kernel bug from way back in 2011 could have let guest users take over their host system.
When “free to you” becomes “costly for everyone.”
Stopping fraud and bots, or tracking customers covertly?
Can’t process or ship orders, can’t say how long it will take to fix.
A delightfully provocative discussion of 0-days, bug disclosures, and the very concept of Patch Tuesday.
By subscribing you agree to our Privacy Policy and provide consent to receive updates from our company.
It’s a breach, but how did it really happen, and what should be done about it?
Do cybercriminals really delete the stolen data when victims pay blackmail?
Who’s to blame for the stolen Bitcoins?
Here’s everything founders need to know about their cyber risk — and how to mitigate it.
Enterprise IT estates now often have more than 100 times as many machine identities as humans.
11 years between them, but they may have millions stashed away for when they get out.
Kernel bug from way back in 2011 could have let guest users take over their host system.
When “free to you” becomes “costly for everyone.”
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