Collaborate Disseminate
Give a USB drive a volume name like this, hand it to a friend who runs KDE Plasma on their Linux box, and they won’t be your friend much longer.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Continue reading Uh-oh. How just inserting a USB drive can pwn a Linux box
Remember the notorious Stuxnet worm? It was a highly-sophisticated piece of malware – developed by the United States and Israeli intelligence – which targeted Iran’s Natanz uranium enrichment facility. One of the things which made Stu… Continue reading Uh-oh. How just inserting a USB drive can pwn a Linux box
If you’re still running a website that is using insecure HTTP then it’s time to wake up and drink the coffee.
Because unless you take action soon, you’re going to find many of your visitors are going to distrust your website.
Read more in my article on… Continue reading All HTTP websites to soon be marked as ‘not secure’ by Google Chrome
More than 4000 websites, including many belonging to governments around the world, were hijacked this weekend by hackers who managed to plant code designed to exploit the computer power of visiting PCs and mine for cryptocurrency.
Continue reading Government websites hijacked by cryptomining plugin
Scientists were allegedly using one of Russia’s most powerful supercomputers to mine Bitcoins.
Continue reading Russian nuclear scientists arrested for allegedly hijacking supercomputer to mine Bitcoins
Earlier this week someone anonymously published a key piece of Apple’s iOS source code onto GitHub.
Something you wouldn’t want to fall into the wrong hands…
Read more about what you need to know in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Continue reading Apple’s iOS source code leak – what you need to know
What’s happened? Earlier this week someone anonymously published a key piece of Apple’s iOS source code onto GitHub. Which bit of iOS was it? It was an integral part of iOS known as “iBoot” – the section of code which cont… Continue reading Apple’s iOS source code leak – what you need to know
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Swiss telecoms giant Swisscom has admitted that it suffered a serious security breach in the autumn of 2017 that saw the theft of contact details of approximately 800,000 customers – most of whom were mobile subscribers.
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Swiss telecoms giant Swisscom has admitted that it suffered a serious security breach in the autumn of 2017 that saw the theft of contact details of approximately 800,000 customers – most of whom were mobile subscribers.
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