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Good news—the robocalling scourge may not be unstoppable after all

Posted on August 5, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Fewer than 40 call centers responsible for a majority of the unwanted calls. Continue reading Good news—the robocalling scourge may not be unstoppable after all→

Posted in Fraud, Law & Disorder, Risk Assessment, robocallers, scams, Technology Lab

New attack steals SSNs, e-mail addresses, and more from HTTPS pages

Posted on August 3, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Approach exploits how HTTPS responses are delivered over transmission control protocol. Continue reading New attack steals SSNs, e-mail addresses, and more from HTTPS pages→

Posted in breach, crime, encryption, exploits, heist, https, Risk Assessment, secure sockets layer, SSL, Technology Lab, TLS, transport layer security, vulnerabilities

Frequent password changes are the enemy of security, FTC technologist says

Posted on August 2, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Contrary to what you’ve been told, frequent changes can be counterproductive. Continue reading Frequent password changes are the enemy of security, FTC technologist says→

Posted in Cracking, Federal Trade Commission, ftc, Law & Disorder, passwords, Risk Assessment, Security, Technology Lab

Critics blast Trump calls for Russia to locate missing Hillary Clinton e-mails

Posted on July 27, 2016 by Dan Goodin

“I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press,” he says. Continue reading Critics blast Trump calls for Russia to locate missing Hillary Clinton e-mails→

Posted in Donald Trump, e-mail, Hacking, Hillary Clinton, Law & Disorder, Risk Assessment, Russia

Keys to Chimera crypto ransomware allegedly leaked by rival crime gang

Posted on July 26, 2016 by Dan Goodin

First, Mischa devs stole their rival’s code. Now, they may have killed its business. Continue reading Keys to Chimera crypto ransomware allegedly leaked by rival crime gang→

Posted in crypto ransomware, Cryptography, encryption, keys, Law & Disorder, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab

New attack that cripples HTTPS crypto works on Macs, Windows, and Linux

Posted on July 26, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Hack can be carried out by operators of Wi-Fi hotspots, where HTTPs is needed most. Continue reading New attack that cripples HTTPS crypto works on Macs, Windows, and Linux→

Posted in encryption, proxy auto configuration, Risk Assessment, secure sockets layer, SSL, Technology Lab, TLS, transport layer security

New evidence suggests DNC hackers penetrated deeper than previously thought

Posted on July 25, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Consultant’s Yahoo Mail suspected of being targeted by state-sponsored hackers. Continue reading New evidence suggests DNC hackers penetrated deeper than previously thought→

Posted in breaches, democratic national commitee, Elections, Hacking, Law & Disorder, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab

Malicious computers caught snooping on Tor-anonymized Dark Web sites

Posted on July 22, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Misbehaving hidden service directories are scattered around the world. Continue reading Malicious computers caught snooping on Tor-anonymized Dark Web sites→

Posted in anonymity, exploits, Law & Disorder, privacy, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab, tor, vulnerabilities

Snowden designs device to warn when an iPhone is ratting out users

Posted on July 21, 2016 by Dan Goodin

“Introspection Engine” might one day work with wide variety of smartphones. Continue reading Snowden designs device to warn when an iPhone is ratting out users→

Posted in Infinite Loop, iPhones, Law & Disorder, malware, Risk Assessment, surveillance, Technology Lab

Software flaw puts mobile phones and networks at risk of complete takeover

Posted on July 19, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Code-execution vuln resides in code used in cell towers, radios, and basebands. Continue reading Software flaw puts mobile phones and networks at risk of complete takeover→

Posted in abstract syntax notation one, asn.1, exploits, mobile carriers, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab, vulnerabilities | Tagged Mobile Phones

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