Collaborate Disseminate
Tesco Bank customers are likely to have their confidence rattled after it is confirmed that tens of thousands of accounts were raided by hackers this weekend.
Continue reading 20,000 Tesco Bank accounts raided by hackers, money stolen
A story spread like wildfire across the world’s media claiming that the small West African country of Liberia had been blasted off the internet by a massive DDoS attack.
But don’t be too quick to believe everything you read in the papers…
Continue reading Did the Mirai botnet knock Liberia offline? Not so much
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The Russian-linked Fancy Bear group (also known as Strontium, APT28, Sednit or Sofacy) have been linked to targeted attacks.
Continue reading Microsoft says you’ll have to wait another week for critical Windows zero-day patch
An anti-worm worm, designed to clean-up the internet of insecure things has had its code pulled from Github.
Which is probably a good thing.
Continue reading ‘Good’ anti-Mirai worm is pulled from Github following backlash
An anti-worm worm, designed to clean-up the internet of insecure things has had its code pulled from Github.
Which is probably a good thing.
Continue reading ‘Good’ anti-Mirai worm is pulled from Github following backlash
Google shares details of unpatched zero-day vulnerability in Windows, just ten days after telling Microsoft about it.
Continue reading Microsoft: Google has put our customers at potential risk
Google shares details of unpatched zero-day vulnerability in Windows, just ten days after telling Microsoft about it.
Continue reading Microsoft: Google has put our customers at potential risk
Researcher Leo Linsky calls his creation an “anti-worm worm (or nematode)”.
I call it a potential breach of computer crime legislation.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Continue reading Could a ‘good worm’ save the Internet of Things from the Mirai botnet?
The truth is that the breach of John Podesta’s email did not require sophisticated hacking skills. It just depended on the right combination of human error and carelessness.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Continue reading This is the email that hacked Hillary Clinton’s campaign chief