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“Bitcoins for cash in bags” trader gets 12 months in prison

Posted on July 12, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

This former stockbroker dealt with murky clients, including one she knew only as “David”, aka “Pirate Sh*t”. Continue reading “Bitcoins for cash in bags” trader gets 12 months in prison→

Posted in Bitcoin, bust, cryptocurrency, Law & order

Another Linux distro poisoned with malware

Posted on July 11, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

Arch Linux user repository altered to host malware, Arch maintainers say they’re “surprised it doesn’t happen more often”. Continue reading Another Linux distro poisoned with malware→

Posted in Arch, Audio and Video, linux, malware, torvalds

England versus Facebook – score currently stands at £500,000-nil

Posted on July 11, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

The UK privacy regulator has fired a £0.5M shot across Facebook’s bows in the looks-set-to-go-on-for-ages “Cambridge Analytica” saga Continue reading England versus Facebook – score currently stands at £500,000-nil→

Posted in cambridge analytica, data breach, Data loss, Facebook, GDPR, ico

Think that bitcoins and a VPN keep you anonymous? Think again…

Posted on July 10, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

A popular cryptowallet service has advised users of the Hola VPN to shift their funds to replacement accounts after an alleged hack. Continue reading Think that bitcoins and a VPN keep you anonymous? Think again…→

Posted in cryptocurrency, Data loss, HOLA, Mew, VPN

Your social media memories may have been compromised

Posted on July 9, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

Remember that “digital nostalgia” app you installed years ago? You may have forgotten it, but it hasn’t forgotten you! Continue reading Your social media memories may have been compromised→

Posted in data breach, Data loss, Timehop

Linux experts are crap at passwords!

Posted on July 6, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

Last week’s megastory was the Gentoo breach that saw an entire online Linux code repository hacked – now we know how it happened… Continue reading Linux experts are crap at passwords!→

Posted in 2fa, breach, Gentoo, passwords

Are cybercrooks watching you copy and paste? [VIDEO]

Posted on July 6, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

The clipboard is an obvious “place of interest” ‘for cybercrooks – it’s where you copy text that’s hard to type, such as passwords! Continue reading Are cybercrooks watching you copy and paste? [VIDEO]→

Posted in cryptocurrency, cybercrime, malware, video

Serious Security: How to cut-and-paste your way to Bitcoin riches

Posted on July 5, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

Malware that steals cryptocurrency doesn’t need to crack passwords, read wallets, copy private keys, or even have a network connection… Continue reading Serious Security: How to cut-and-paste your way to Bitcoin riches→

Posted in Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, Cryptography, malware, serious security

Linux distro hacked on GitHub, “all code considered compromised”

Posted on June 29, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

Gentoo Linux has been hacked, with “all code considered compromised” on GitHub – fortunately, the master repository is safe. Continue reading Linux distro hacked on GitHub, “all code considered compromised”→

Posted in Gentoo, github, Hack, linux | Tagged compromise

OMG! I just received someone else’s security camera footage!

Posted on June 28, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

The opposite of serendipity – a security camera service sent video alerts to the wrong user… who just happened to be a BBC journalist. Continue reading OMG! I just received someone else’s security camera footage!→

Posted in Cryptography, data breach, IoT

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