Danger USB! Oz police warn of malware in the letterbox
Residents in a suburb of Melbourne, Australia, have been blighted by a plague of malicious USB sticks.
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Residents in a suburb of Melbourne, Australia, have been blighted by a plague of malicious USB sticks.
Continue reading Danger USB! Oz police warn of malware in the letterbox
Criminal hackers appear to have broken in via compromised admin account.
Continue reading Android community MoDaCo suffers data breach, user database stolen
Can you imagine just how much online criminals would pay to be able to hijack, and even delete, any page on Facebook?
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Continue reading How any Facebook page could have been hijacked or deleted, in just 10 seconds
Chinese hackers literally open a backdoor on a Tesla car…
Continue reading Watch Teslas being hacked as they drive, from up to 20 km away
Which is a lot cheaper than the $1.3 million the FBI paid to break into the San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone 5c.
Continue reading Bypass an iPhone’s passcode lock for $100
You may want to earn money working from home as a customer service rep for Amazon, but they have some worrying rules about what you should (and shouldn’t) be running on your computer.
Watch my latest video to learn more.
Continue reading Uninstall your anti-virus says Amazon, if you want to work for us from home
Graham Cluley Security News is sponsored this week by the folks at Corporate Encryption. Thanks to the great team there for their support! Read below to learn more about their enterprise encryption solution.
We encrypt email, chat, data, calling, calendars etc. – also on smartphones and mobile devices.
TEP is the World’s first turnkey enterprise encryption solution, enabling business to communicate and collaborate securely – while still being efficient and flexible. The platform is web-based and also comes with apps.

TEP also helps enterprises get ready for the relative high standards introduced by EU’s new data protection law – General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
The platform solves a major “headache” in one go. TEP’s end-to-end encryption ensures only the sender and intended recipients are able to decode the communications and data. All data is protected, both while in transit and at rest. In short, it’s all about who has the access to the encryption keys.
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Enterprises can choose between a hosted – or an on premise solution, depending on data storage needs and requirements.
TEP is developed by Corporate Encryption GmbH, a cyber-security company, specialized in secure encrypted communications. We are a strong International team of security, cyber-forensic and encryption specialists, with offices in Switzerland and Denmark.
If you’re interested in sponsoring my site for a week, and reaching an IT-savvy audience that cares about computer security, you can find more information here.
Continue reading Fight cybercrime by “plug and play” encrypting all data and communications
The Virus Bulletin conference is being held in Denver, Colorado, next month. And they have a controversial guest…
Continue reading Anti-virus industry’s bête noire Tavis Ormandy to enter the lion’s den
Don’t let hackers spy upon you by hijacking your webcam. Cover your webcam when you’re not using it.
In this video, Graham Cluley describes the threat.
Continue reading Cover your webcam – protect your privacy from hackers
Former US Secretary of State Colin Powell has had his personal Gmail account hacked.
Which is kind of embarrassing… Here’s what people should do to better protect their email accounts.
Continue reading Some security advice for Colin Powell to better protect his Gmail account