Collaborate Disseminate
Is cryptomining in the background better than ads in the foreground as a way of earning money to “pay” for free sites? Continue reading Cryptomining or online ads – which one floats your boat? [VIDEO]
If you’re looking for a non-techie, plain English, verbal explanation of the Apache “Optionsbleed” security bug, watch this! Continue reading The Apache “Optionsbleed” security hole explained [VIDEO]
Remember Heartbleed, where servers could be tricked into letting other people’s data slip? “Optionsbleed” is an Apache bug that’s similar. Continue reading Apache “Optionsbleed” vulnerability – what you need to know
Equifax – what we know, what we can do now, and what happens next… Continue reading Learning from the Equifax breach [VIDEO]
A bug in Apache Struts, a popular software toolkit for building web services, could let crooks take control of your server. Continue reading Apache Struts “serialisation” vulnerability – what you need to know
If you need to edit an image, tweak a document or convert a file in a hurry, how can you tell which cloud conversion services to trust? Continue reading Online file conversion services – why trust them?
A gizmo that can work out an iPhone’s passcode sounds pretty scary – but just how much of a risk is it? Continue reading The $500 gizmo that cracks iPhone passcodes – and how to stop it
When you type in “localhost” it refers to your local host – this very computer right here. Or not. And Mike West wants to fix that. Continue reading .why .it’s .time .to .fix .localhost
Curiouser and curiouser, said Alice Continue reading WannaCry crooks cash out their ransom
The US Congress is proposing “The Internet of Things (IoT) Cybersecurity Improvement Act”. Seems like we could do with some of that. Continue reading Can US senators secure the Internet of Things?