Ep. 014 – Rickrolls, Acrobat and zombie hands [PODCAST]
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Author Archives: Paul Ducklin
SMS phishing is alive and well… and simply believable
Sometimes, the limited length of an SMS makes it easier for the crooks to ‘get it to look right’ and reel you in to a phishing site… Continue reading SMS phishing is alive and well… and simply believable
Facebook hoaxes – harmless fun or security risk? [VIDEO]
Here’s what you need to know about Facebook hoaxes, all in plain English. Continue reading Facebook hoaxes – harmless fun or security risk? [VIDEO]
Don’t fall victim to the Chromecast hackers – here’s what to do
First they came for your printer… and then they came for your Chromecast – learn how to tighten up your router security. Continue reading Don’t fall victim to the Chromecast hackers – here’s what to do
Ep. 013 – Breaches, Facebook and ransomware reinvented [PODCAST]
We ring out 2018 with a look at the big issues of the past year. Listen and enjoy! Continue reading Ep. 013 – Breaches, Facebook and ransomware reinvented [PODCAST]
Serious Security: When cryptographic certificates attack
Machine learning is all the rage – but don’t knock human savvy just yet! One weird character can be enough to alert a smart researcher… Continue reading Serious Security: When cryptographic certificates attack
WordPress worms, Android fraud and Flash fails [PODCAST]
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WordPress worms, Android fraud and Flash fails [PODCAST]
Here’s the latest Naked Security podcast – enjoy! Continue reading WordPress worms, Android fraud and Flash fails [PODCAST]
Marriott, Kubernetes and PewDiePie [PODCAST]
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Iranian hackers charged in the US for SamSam ransomware attacks
Two Iranians have been named in a US ransomware indictment – but given that they aren’t in the US, what happens next? Continue reading Iranian hackers charged in the US for SamSam ransomware attacks