Collaborate Disseminate
Owners of Asustor NAS drives have woken up to discover that data they believed was safe and sound on their network storage devices has instead been encrypted by ransomware, and that cybercriminals are demanding over $1000.
Read more in my article on… Continue reading Asustor NAS owners hit by DeadBolt ransomware attack
The FBI has issued a warning that organisations should be on their guard against BEC (Business Email Compromise) attacks involving virtual meeting platforms.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog. Continue reading FBI warns of fake CEO attacks taking place via video conferencing systems
Officers based at London’s Charing Cross police station were able to identify a man who committed two sexual assaults, after they were able to track him via his hire bike. Continue reading Sex attacker jailed after police track his hire bike
Officers based at London’s Charing Cross police station were able to identify a man who committed two sexual assaults, after they were able to track him via his hire bike. Continue reading Sex attacker jailed after police track his hire bike
Graham Cluley Security News is sponsored this week by the folks at Teleport. Thanks to the great team there for their support! You’re woken up at 3 am, only to discover your worst nightmare. The new intern just deleted the production database during ro… Continue reading “Who dropped the DB?” Find out with Teleport Database Access
A new tool makes crystal clear that it’s a big mistake to redact text by pixelating it.. or indeed blurring it, or even applying a “swirl” filter.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog. Continue reading Stop pixelating! New tool reveals the secrets of “redacted” documents
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Department of Homeland Security Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and National Security Agency (NSA) have joined forces to publish a joint warning that Russian hackers have targeted defe… Continue reading U.S. government warns that sensitive data is being stolen from defence contractors
How does Microsoft hope to defeat the macro terror? How is the UK Government trying to influence the public’s opinion on end-to-end encryption? And what is MoviePass hoping to do with your eyeballs?
All this and much more is discussed in the latest … Continue reading Smashing Security podcast #262: Macro progress, eyeball-tracking ads, and encryption backdoors
How does Microsoft hope to defeat the macro terror? How is the UK Government trying to influence the public’s opinion on end-to-end encryption? And what is MoviePass hoping to do with your eyeballs?
All this and much more is discussed in the latest … Continue reading Smashing Security podcast #262: Macro progress, eyeball-tracking ads, and encryption backdoors
Bravo to Microsoft, because it sounds like they’re doing something to improve the security of Office users. Way back in 1995, Microsoft accidentally shipped a virus on CD ROM. At first Microsoft refused to call it a virus, preferring to call it a… Continue reading 25 years on, Microsoft makes another stab at stopping macro malware