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Microsoft fixes web server DDoS bug

Posted on February 22, 2019 by Danny Bradbury

Overzealous use of HTTP/2 flow control settings in IIS could have brought servers to their knees. Continue reading Microsoft fixes web server DDoS bug→

Posted in DDoS, Denial of Service, HTTP/2, IIS, Internet Information Server, Microsoft, Operating Systems, Organisations, Security threats, Windows

Hacker Lauri Love denied bid to get computers back

Posted on February 21, 2019 by Danny Bradbury

Hacker Lauri Love has failed to get his computers back six years after UK’s National Crime Agency took them as part of a criminal investigation. Continue reading Hacker Lauri Love denied bid to get computers back→

Posted in government hacking, Government security, hacker, Lauri Love, Law & order, National Crime Agency, NCA, Security threats, UK, US government

Virus attack! Hackers unleash social media worm after bug report ignored

Posted on February 20, 2019 by Danny Bradbury

Is it ok to launch a benign proof of concept that you know will go wide, to bring a flaw to people’s attention, or should you stay quiet? Continue reading Virus attack! Hackers unleash social media worm after bug report ignored→

Posted in Bagosi, Mail.ru, Russia, Security threats, Social Media, Social networks, Vkontakte, Vulnerability

Fake text generator is so good its creators don’t want to release full version

Posted on February 19, 2019 by Danny Bradbury

OpenAI has created what amounts to a text version of a deepfake – and it’s too scared for humanity to release the full version. Continue reading Fake text generator is so good its creators don’t want to release full version→

Posted in ai, deepfakes, elon musk, fake news, Machine Learning, OpenAI, Security threats

Chinese facial recognition database exposes 2.5m people

Posted on February 15, 2019 by Danny Bradbury

A company operating a facial recognition system in China has exposed millions of residents’ personal information online. Continue reading Chinese facial recognition database exposes 2.5m people→

Posted in china, facial recognition, Government security, Law & order, Minority Report, privacy, Sensenets, skynet

What’s behind this 1,000-character phishing URL?

Posted on February 14, 2019 by Danny Bradbury

Bleeping Computer learned of a strange phishing campaign which uses an unusually long URL – but why? Continue reading What’s behind this 1,000-character phishing URL?→

Posted in Anti-Phishing Working Group, Phishing, phishing url, Security threats

Security firm beats Adobe by patching reader flaw first

Posted on February 13, 2019 by Danny Bradbury

Adobe has patched a flaw that enabled attackers to slurp a user’s network authentication details – but not before someone else patched it first. Continue reading Security firm beats Adobe by patching reader flaw first→

Posted in Acros, adobe, adobe flaw, Adobe patch, BadPDF, Organisations, patch tuesday, Security threats, Vulnerability, XML

Brave browser explains Facebook whitelist to concerned users

Posted on February 12, 2019 by Danny Bradbury

Brave is playing down fears after the revelation of what looked like a whitelist in its code allowing it to communicate with Facebook. Continue reading Brave browser explains Facebook whitelist to concerned users→

Posted in Adblocker, Brave, browser security, browsers, Facebook, javascript, privacy, Social networks, twitter, Web Browsers, whitelisting

McDonalds app users hatin’ it after being hacked by hungry hamburglars

Posted on February 11, 2019 by Danny Bradbury

At least two users of the McDonalds mobile app aren’t lovin’ it after thieves hijacked their accounts and ordered hundreds of dollars of food for themselves. Continue reading McDonalds app users hatin’ it after being hacked by hungry hamburglars→

Posted in account hijack, app, App Security, McDonald's, mcdonalds app, Security threats

Student gets creative with data accidentally blasted out by university

Posted on February 8, 2019 by Danny Bradbury

A university employee accidentally emailed a spreadsheet containing personal information on every one of the college’s 4,557 students. Continue reading Student gets creative with data accidentally blasted out by university→

Posted in Accidental Data Loss, college students, Data loss, privacy

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