The new Security Report is online, covering the following topics: Power and cybercrime – massive quantities of user data stolenin two recent hacks When supposed security add-ons actually spy on your browsing habits Mirai part II –...
After SWITCH won the Federal Office of Communications (OFCOM) public tender to operate the .ch registry, the contract was signed today at OFCOM’s base in Biel. The new contract enters into force on 1 January 2017 and is valid for...
The new Security Report is online, covering the following topics: IT security researchers reveal vulnerabilities in photoTAN procedure for mobile banking DDoS attack via IoT botnet shuts down parts of Internet Triple record: Yahoo...
Together with its Luxembourg-based sister organisation Computer Incident Response Center Luxembourg (CIRCL), SWITCH is hosting a MISP training course at its Werdstrasse 2 headquarters in Zurich on Tuesday, 6 December from 10 a.m. to...
The autumn issue of the twice-yearly SWITCH Journal is now available in printed form. It deals with the topic of international cooperations. All of the articles can also be found online in a dossier. The Journal is additionally...
The new Security Report is online, covering the following topics: Swiss electorate votes in favour of Intelligence Service Act – making everyone a suspect? Your money or your device – mobile banking Trojan Gugi tricks Android...
Electronic patient records make it easier to share information between institutions, even if they are in different countries. However, what seems like a huge benefit at first glance also comes with risks attached. Cybercrime does...
The new Security Report is online, covering the following topics: Bug bounties and the Cyber Grand Challenge Pegasus spies on Apple devices, QuadRooter threatens Android A USD 22 billion investment pays off – WhatsApp shares...
The digital revolution is making many things easier, but it also brings increased risks in terms of cybercrime. These are especially severe for the Liechtenstein economy. Yesterday's IKT Forum Liechtenstein information and...
SWITCH will be responsible for the operation and security of Swiss Internet addresses ending in .ch until at least 2021. The Zurich-based foundation will continue to ensure that .ch domain names are available at all times. More...