Collaborate Disseminate
A serious bug in libssh could allow crooks to connect to your server – with no password requested or required. Here’s what you need to know. Continue reading Serious SSH bug lets crooks log in just by asking nicely…
Last year, Symantec sold off its web certificate business. The new owners are reissuing certs for free – but there’s a deadline looming! Continue reading How Chrome and Firefox could ruin your online business this month
Two weeks after Facebook’s first serious data breach, and the social network has shared what it has figured out so far. Continue reading Facebook opens up about data breach details
A WhatsApp buffer overflow that crashed your phone due to audio data sent by a caller meant that just answering a call could spell trouble. Continue reading How a WhatsApp call could have taken over your phone
Are major US companies really under attack from Chinese “zombie microchips” – and what should we do, whether it’s true or not? Continue reading Apple and Amazon hacked by China? Here’s what to do (even if it’s not true)
Two bugs can be four times the trouble! If you missed the last Microtik router patch, you’re at risk, but if you’re *two* patches behind … Continue reading Unpatched routers bad, doubly unpatched routers worse – much, much worse!
It’s been a while but we’re back at the microphone – here’s Episode 5 of the Naked Security podcast.
Continue reading The Facebook dilemma – stick it out or pack it in? [PODCAST]
Google thought it was a such a great idea to start logging you into everything when you logged into something… that it forgot to ask. Continue reading Power to the people! Google backtracks (a bit) on forced Chrome logins
Cryptomining apps were banned from the Play Store some time ago – but that hasn’t stopped the crooks getting cryptojackers past Google… Continue reading Cryptojacking – coming to a server-laptop-phone near you (and how to stop it)
What happens if your browser doesn’t tell you the truth about the identity of the website you’re looking at? Continue reading URL spoofing – what it is and what to do about it [VIDEO]