The Dark Web Diaries

Back with a new series, this episode is the first of 5 which will dive into the threats facing small businesses in the cybersecurity world. This is designed to be informative and also give small business owners and individuals actionable takeaways for strengthening their cybersecurity posture in work and everyday life.

We’ve all used ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, the list goes on. But are you actually using it to its full potential? Let’s pull back the curtain on how to maximise value when prompting LLMs and deliver the best results for you, your business, or your job.

When you send a WhatsApp message, it doesn’t just fly across the internet. It takes a journey through invisible layers - like levels of a secret underground city - each with its own job, rules, and risks. Hackers know these layers well. After today, you will too.

In today's episode we dive into the current state of Apple in the Technology Market, looking at sales statistics and innovation with new iPhone models. Pivoting slightly from our usual cybersecurity topics, this is the first episode to do so and explores an interesting discussion about Apple's position in the tech market.

What do Marks & Spencer, The Co Op, and Harrods all have in common? You guessed it, they’ve all been targeted by cyber attacks in 2025 (by the same threat actors). And the scary part isn’t that the hackers got in. It’s how easily they managed to do it.

What happens now that your eyes can no longer be trusted? Deepfakes are turning fiction into fact, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to discern AI-generated content from real content - and no one is safe from the fallout.

Wars don’t always start with bombs anymore. Sometimes, they start with a blackout. No internet. No banks. No warning. This is the new face of war - where the battlefield is digital, and the targets are all of us.

Check out The Hacker News and Krebs On Security for more information on the news stories.

Every time you load a webpage, a silent network of servers, routers, and protocols springs into action. But what if I told you that hackers can hijack this invisible infrastructure - and you would never even know? Welcome to the side of the internet you were never meant to see.

Kids are taught things like Algebra and the Mitochondria being the powerhouse of the cell in school, but not the basics of cybersecurity like how to spot a phishing email. In a world that now lives online, why are we still treating cybersecurity like it’s optional

Imagine a world where cybercriminals don’t need to write a single line of code to launch a devastating ransomware attack - just a payment card and a dark web subscription. Welcome to Ransomware as a Service (RaaS), where crime is packaged like a product, complete with customer support, user dashboards, and pricing tiers. It’s organised, it’s profitable, and it’s changing the way the digital underworld operates. Today, we’re pulling back the curtain on the business of hacking - for hire