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Shazam for Mac keeps listening, even after you’ve switched it off

Posted on November 16, 2016 by Graham Cluley

If an app gives you the option of turning off its access to your microphone I expect it to do precisely that – not to keep pulling audio from the built-in mic regardless.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Continue reading Shazam for Mac keeps listening, even after you’ve switched it off→

Posted in privacy, SBN

Backdoor in some Android phones caught secretly sending data to China

Posted on November 16, 2016 by Graham Cluley

Bought a cheap Android phone on Amazon?
Surprise! It’s secretly sending your text messages (and more) to a server in Shanghai.
Continue reading Backdoor in some Android phones caught secretly sending data to China→

Posted in Android, china, privacy, SBN

As teenager admits hack, let’s not forget TalkTalk’s shameful security

Posted on November 15, 2016 by Graham Cluley

TalkTalk would love the world to think that they suffered a highly sophisticated and sustained attack.
But if you watch my video you’ll find the true story is somewhat different.
Continue reading As teenager admits hack, let’s not forget TalkTalk’s shameful security→

Posted in data breach, Data loss, Law & order, TalkTalk, video, Vulnerability

FBI says FIFA Ultimate Team console game hackers stole millions in virtual currency

Posted on November 15, 2016 by Graham Cluley

Theft, even if virtual, is still theft.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Continue reading FBI says FIFA Ultimate Team console game hackers stole millions in virtual currency→

Posted in fifa, Guest blog, Law & order, video game | Tagged Electronic Arts

The NHS suffered a massive email storm today

Posted on November 14, 2016 by Graham Cluley

A simple human error saw email at the UK’s National Health Service brought to a standstill.
Find out more in my latest video.
Continue reading The NHS suffered a massive email storm today→

Posted in DDoS, Denial of Service, email storm, NHS, Spam, video

AdultFriendFinder data breach – what you need to know

Posted on November 14, 2016 by Graham Cluley

If you… or umm… a friend is concerned about AdultFriendFinder being hacked – here is what you need to know.
Read more in my article on the Tripwire State of Security blog.
Continue reading AdultFriendFinder data breach – what you need to know→

Posted in Adult Friend Finder, data breach, Data loss, Guest blog, privacy, Vulnerability

Did Facebook tell your friends that you had died?

Posted on November 12, 2016 by Graham Cluley

Facebook has made a “terrible error.”
What is it this time? Oh, only that they’ve been telling folks that their friends and loved ones have died…
Continue reading Did Facebook tell your friends that you had died?→

Posted in Facebook

Encrypted email service ProtonMail says new users up 100% since Trump victory

Posted on November 11, 2016 by Graham Cluley

Whether you’re pleased or not that Donald Trump has won the keys to the White House, you might still have problems with government mass surveillance.
Continue reading Encrypted email service ProtonMail says new users up 100% since Trump victory→

Posted in Donald Trump, encryption, Law & order, privacy

Graham Cluley on Jenny Radcliffe’s new podcast, ‘The Human Factor’

Posted on November 11, 2016 by Graham Cluley

I’m honoured to be a guest on the inaugural episode of Jenny Radcliffe’s brand new podcast “The Human Factor.” Check it out!
Continue reading Graham Cluley on Jenny Radcliffe’s new podcast, ‘The Human Factor’→

Posted in Jenny Radcliffe, Podcast, Security threats, Social Engineering

Capgemini sloppily leaks data of 780,000 Michael Page job seekers to anyone on the internet

Posted on November 11, 2016 by Graham Cluley

International recruitment agency Michael Page is contacting hundreds of thousands of job seekers, warning them that their personal information was exposed on a publicly accessible web server.
Continue reading Capgemini sloppily leaks data of 780,000 Michael Page job seekers to anyone on the internet→

Posted in privacy, SBN

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