Connor Jones is a cybersecurity journalist at The Register. He specializes in reporting on critical issues related to cybersecurity, cybercrime, and emerging technologies such as blockchain, providing insights that help keep systems secure. Connor has been featured in IT Pro, GREATER ACHIEVEMENT YOUTH EMPOWERMENT ACADEMY INC, and Packet Storm Security.
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Connor Jones' coverage primarily focuses on privacy & cybersecurity, with a strong emphasis on cyberattacks and data breaches. He also covers topics related to software & SaaS. Based on this information, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can offer insights into emerging trends in cyber threats, data protection measures, and the latest developments in cybersecurity technology.
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Threatened with life in prison, Kyiv charity worker gives middle finger to state spies
By: Connor Jones
A couple of bugs lead to a potentially bad time OpenWrt users should upgrade their images to the same version to protect themselves from a
By: Connor Jones
Streamer's trademark dramatic style takes on Bitcoin Bonnie and Clyde A documentary examining the 2016 Bitfinex burglars hits Netflix, bringing the curious case to living rooms for the first time.
By: Connor Jones
In plain terms, it means attackers broke in, stole data, and locked the company out of at least some of its files.
Thousands of servers targeted while customers wait for patches Researchers at security shop Huntress are seeing mass exploitation of a vulnerability affecting three Cleo file management products, even on patched systems.
Patch up, everyone – that admin portal is mighty attractive to your friendly cyberattacker
By: Connor Jones
Holiday cheer comes in the form of three arrests and 27 shuttered domains
Wider ecosystem still has work to do, though Google is rolling out two new features to help Android users evade stalkers who abuse Bluetooth tags to surreptitious track them.
Personal and financial data probably stolen
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