Collaborate Disseminate
Join me and fellow computer security industry veterans Vanja Svajcer and Carole Theriault as we have another casual chat about whatever is on our minds.
This week: An alleged hacker finds the downside to car rental, a New York Times Twitter account ann… Continue reading Smashing Security #005: ‘Upskirt insecurity’
A warning has been issued that companies who have installed the popular Cisco WebEx extension on Chrome could have opened themselves up to malicious attacks.
Read more in my article on the Bitdefender Business Insights blog.
Continue reading Corporations at risk of malware attack via Cisco’s WebEx Chrome extension
You may think that Android app you have just installed from the Google Play store is safe – but is it?
Read more in my article on the Tripwire State of Security blog.
Continue reading Charger Android ransomware spread via the official Google Play app store
The Charger malware was hidden inside an Android app called “EnergyRescue.”
The post Charger Android Ransomware Spread via the Official Google Play App Store appeared first on The State of Security.
Continue reading Charger Android Ransomware Spread via the Official Google Play App Store
The Security Blogger Awards are open for the public to vote – so please do vote for your favourite blogs (even if it’s not this one!) and show your support.
Continue reading Graham Cluley nominated for most entertaining security blog. Please vote!
If you’re in the business of scooping up another company, you probably want to uncover all of its dirty little secrets before you hand over any cash.
Continue reading Yahoo sale to Verizon delayed, following revelation of massive security breaches
If you have a piece of Apple technology in your house or office, chances are that it’s time you updated it.
Read more in my article on the We Live Security blog.
Continue reading Apple issues security patches for… just about everything
The people who cared about fixing their systems against the Heartbleed vulnerability did it long ago. The others simply don’t give a damn.
Continue reading Heartbleed is not dead. And isn’t likely to be any time soon
Vladimir Putin is planning a missile strike on the United States?
Hold your horses, it’s the latest example of a newspaper having one of its Twitter accounts hacked.
Continue reading Twitter hack sees New York Times warn of Russian missile strike against USA
If you were trying to use the public computers at St Louis Public Library this week you may have experienced more than your fair share of problems.
Read more in my article on the We Live Security blog.
Continue reading Ransomware attack hits St Louis Public library