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Latest numbers indicate Android is now the most targeted mobile device

Posted on April 4, 2017 by Bill Brenner

The bad guys are increasingly using potentially unwanted applications to sneak past security defences, warns Sophos Labs Continue reading Latest numbers indicate Android is now the most targeted mobile device→

Posted in Android, apple, Google, malware, malware per platform, Microsoft, security awareness, Security Research, Security threats, SophosLabs

AKBuilder, Microsoft Word Intruder exploiting Office RTF vulnerability

Posted on April 3, 2017 by Bill Brenner

If you haven’t applied the latest patches to Microsoft Office, now is the time to do so – and while you’re at it, check that you’re not running Office with admin rights Continue reading AKBuilder, Microsoft Word Intruder exploiting Office RTF vulnerability→

Posted in Exploit, malware, Microsoft, SBN, Windows

Android under siege from malware – here’s how to protect your phone

Posted on March 31, 2017 by Bill Brenner

Android phones are a top attack target, making up 85% of all mobile device infections in the second half of 2016 Continue reading Android under siege from malware – here’s how to protect your phone→

Posted in Android, google play, malware, mirai, Mobile, Nokia, Ransomware, Security Events, SophosLabs, SophosLabs Malware Forecast

Android under siege from malware – here’s how to protect your phone

Posted on March 31, 2017 by Bill Brenner

Android phones are a top attack target, making up 85% of all mobile device infections in the second half of 2016 Continue reading Android under siege from malware – here’s how to protect your phone→

Posted in Android, malware, Mobile, SBN

Let’s Encrypt issues certs to ‘PayPal’ phishing sites: how to protect yourself

Posted on March 30, 2017 by Bill Brenner

Checking that a website uses HTTPS is one way of checking if it’s legitimate – but what happens when the scammers are buying SSL certificates that include the name of the company they’re spoofing? Continue reading Let’s Encrypt issues certs to ‘PayPal’ phishing sites: how to protect yourself→

Posted in malware, Paypal, Phishing, SBN

DoubleAgent ‘vulnerability’ – just how bad is it?

Posted on March 27, 2017 by Bill Brenner

The saga of DoubleAgent is, among other things, a good reminder that ordinary users shouldn’t have admin privileges Continue reading DoubleAgent ‘vulnerability’ – just how bad is it?→

Posted in Alex Ionescu, Cybellum, Dark Reading, doubleagent, Intercept X, Microsoft, Security threats, Vulnerability

Latest WikiLeaks dump shows CIA targeting Apple earlier than others

Posted on March 24, 2017 by Bill Brenner

Focusing on Macs makes sense, say experts: ‘many high-value targets love to use Macs’ Continue reading Latest WikiLeaks dump shows CIA targeting Apple earlier than others→

Posted in apple, CIA, iPhone, Julian Assange, Mac, Vault7, wikileaks

Spock will unlock Kirk ransomware – after you beam up a bunch of Monero

Posted on March 24, 2017 by Bill Brenner

It’s ransomware, Jim, but not as we know it Continue reading Spock will unlock Kirk ransomware – after you beam up a bunch of Monero→

Posted in Kirk, malware, monero, Ransomware, Spock, Star Trek

Spam mails circulate file-shredding malware: how to protect yourself

Posted on March 23, 2017 by Bill Brenner

Watch out for attacks that start with social engineering and sending convincing-looking emails targeted at companies Continue reading Spam mails circulate file-shredding malware: how to protect yourself→

Posted in Banking Trojan, Data loss, Dridex v4, Gozi, malware, Ransomware, Security threats, Spam

Airline devices ban: here’s what you need to know

Posted on March 23, 2017 by Bill Brenner

Flying to the US or the UK? We’ve got some tips on how to pack your devices and secure your data if you’re flying out of one of the airports or on a carrier named in the bans Continue reading Airline devices ban: here’s what you need to know→

Posted in privacy, SBN

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