Collaborate Disseminate
Google, an advertising company, is planning to introduce ad-blocking technology into the world’s most popular web browser – Google Chrome.
Read more in my article on the Tripwire State of Security blog.
Continue reading Google is building an ad-blocker into Google Chrome, report claims
When the world’s biggest online advertising platform is reported to be working on a technology to block ads in the world’s most popular browser, it’s no wonder that some eyebrows will be raised. According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, Google is planning to build an ad blocker into Google Chrome. The feature, […]… Read More
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Continue reading Google is building an ad-blocker into Google Chrome, report claims
When the world’s biggest online advertising platform is reported to be working on a technology to block ads in the world’s most popular browser, it’s no wonder that some eyebrows will be raised. According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, Google is planning to build an ad blocker into Google Chrome. The feature, […]… Read More
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Continue reading Google is building an ad-blocker into Google Chrome, report claims
Hotel malware has been stealing guests’ payment card details… again, should businesses relay delay rolling out vulnerability patches, and Burger King’s Whopper TV ad campaign tries to take advantage of viewers’ Google Home devices with predictable re… Continue reading Smashing Security #017: Data breaches, zero day exploits, and toenail clippings
When a company starts a statement to customers with words describing how it “understands the important of protecting payment card data” you know that you’re about to hear some bad news…
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Continue reading Been to one of these 1170 hotels? Your credit card details may have been stolen by malware
Allrecipes, the self-described “food-focused social network”, has sent an email out to some of its users warning that their email addresses and passwords may have been intercepted by an unknown third-party.
Yuck!
Continue reading Foodie social network Allrecipes warns that someone stole users’ email addresses and passwords
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LinkedIn users are being warned to be on their guard following a rise in reports of attacks being distributed via email designed to trick job seekers into sharing their personal details.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Continue reading Beware bogus emails from LinkedIn asking for your CV!
There are lessons that British politicians can learn from the security snafus of the US presidential election.
Continue reading A computer security tip for those campaigning in the UK general election
For any corporate brand to have its social media account hijacked by mischief makers is embarrassing, but for it to happen to a major computer security company is downright humiliating.
Continue reading Lessons to learn as McAfee’s LinkedIn page is hijacked