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The $99 digital padlock that kept crooks out… for 2 whole seconds

Posted on June 14, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

Thinking of designing a $99 digital padlock? Here’s how NOT to do it. Continue reading The $99 digital padlock that kept crooks out… for 2 whole seconds→

Posted in Cryptography, SNAFU, Tapplock

Serious Security: How three minor bugs make one major exploit

Posted on June 13, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

In this story, three webcam bugs that weren’t critical one-by-one could be combined into an exploit giving total device takeover. Continue reading Serious Security: How three minor bugs make one major exploit→

Posted in Exploit, Foscam, IoT, RCE, serious security, VDOO, Vulnerability, webcam

When Ducks collide – an #Infosec18 retrospective [VIDEO]

Posted on June 11, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

Ever wondered what happens “off piste” at cybersecurity tradeshows? Continue reading When Ducks collide – an #Infosec18 retrospective [VIDEO]→

Posted in #infosec2018, fun, video

WannaCry hero sinks deeper into trouble as new malware charges filed

Posted on June 8, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

The young Briton who emerged as the reluctant “WannaCry hero” in 2017 now faces yet more criminal charges over making and selling malware. Continue reading WannaCry hero sinks deeper into trouble as new malware charges filed→

Posted in cybercrime, fbi, Hutchins, malware, UPAS, WannaCry | Tagged kronos

Patches, toys, busts and awards (ahem, ours!) [Chet Chat Podcast 270]

Posted on June 8, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

Here’s the latest Chet Chat podcast. Enjoy… Continue reading Patches, toys, busts and awards (ahem, ours!) [Chet Chat Podcast 270]→

Posted in chet chat, Podcast, sophos security chet chat, sscc

We found 1 good reason to get the iOS 11.4 update – rogue message handling

Posted on May 31, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

We’re going entirely on deduction here, but our iPhone seems to be handling “messages of death” more safely after we updated to iOS 11.4. Continue reading We found 1 good reason to get the iOS 11.4 update – rogue message handling→

Posted in apple, black dot, iOS, WhatApp

European Commission “doesn’t plan to comply with GDPR” – well, sort of

Posted on May 31, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

Apparently, due to legal weirdness, GDPR doesn’t apply to the EC itself. What to do? Shout at the bureaucrats or be cool about it? Continue reading European Commission “doesn’t plan to comply with GDPR” – well, sort of→

Posted in be cool, Compliance, ec, GDPR, GDPR compliance

Apple’s iOS 11.4 security update arrives in an iCloud of silence

Posted on May 31, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

We updated to IOs 11.4, because that’s our habit – but Apple still isn’t saying what was fixed yet. How we wish Apple wouldn’t do that! Continue reading Apple’s iOS 11.4 security update arrives in an iCloud of silence→

Posted in apple, HT201222, iOS, iPhone, security update

Forget VPNfilter – here’s BACKLASH, a networking hack from way, way back

Posted on May 30, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

With a name like BACKLASH, you might think this hack comes from the era of mechanical devices, with gears and pulleys. You’d be right! Continue reading Forget VPNfilter – here’s BACKLASH, a networking hack from way, way back→

Posted in Chappe, cyberhack, fun, in-band signal, VPNFilter

Ghostery’s goofy GDPR gaffe – someone’s in trouble come Monday!

Posted on May 27, 2018 by Paul Ducklin

Ever CCed an email you were supposed to BCC? Sure you have! But we bet it wasn’t your company’s “look how good we are at GDPR” email… Continue reading Ghostery’s goofy GDPR gaffe – someone’s in trouble come Monday!→

Posted in data leakage, GDPR, Ghostery

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