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What’s the state of play on malware for the Mac platform? We checked in with Sophos Labs for an update Continue reading Your Mac is not malware-proof: a look at the threats and defenses
These days you don’t need much skill to unleash ransomware – all you need is access to the dark web. So how can you protect yourself against ransomware? Continue reading DIY kits for sale on dark web spark rise of ransomware-as-a-service
It’s time to stop commissioning studies and get on with fixing the culture Continue reading Studies are nice, but women in security say it’s time for the next step
The bad guys have always got new tricks up their sleeves: here are some tips to help you steer clear of them Continue reading Latest phishing tactics: infected PDFs, bogus friend requests, fake HR emails
The bad guys have always got new tricks up their sleeves: here are some tips to help you steer clear of them Continue reading Latest phishing tactics: infected PDFs, bogus friend requests, fake HR emails
Malicious apps not part of the original ROM, say researchers, but were added somewhere along the supply chain Continue reading Researchers find 38 Android devices shipping with pre-installed malware
As the sophistication of attacks to allow cheating have grown, so too have the defenses of the games industry Continue reading How online gamers use malware to cheat
Infected apps are probably themselves victims of malware, say Sophos Labs researchers Continue reading Why is Windows malware cropping up in Android apps?
Documents are evidence that the CIA has been building a stockpile of cyberweapons – and the agency ‘would have been remiss’ not to build these capabilities Continue reading WikiLeaks dump shows CIA can use IoT to hack ‘anything, anywhere’
Dump of apparently ‘largely legitimate’ ‘Vault 7’ documents include what appear to be details of CIA’s hacking tools Continue reading WikiLeaks drops huge cache of confidential CIA documents