Collaborate Disseminate
Does Tor make you safer, or make you a target for surveillance? Are there legitimate reasons to use it? Even at work? Our experts explain… Continue reading What do the words ‘Tor’ and ‘Dark Web’ mean to you? [VIDEO]
This week’s super-scary security topic is deanonymisation – we explain how it works. Continue reading Anatomy of a privacy fail – when “Dark Data” gives away your identity
Some of us are counting down to the end of Flash; others are trying to give it life after death. Who’s right? Have your say… Continue reading Should Adobe make Flash open source? [POLL]
Even on #SysAdminDay, it’s hard to get agreement on who is a sysadmin. NO PROBLEM: our 5-question quiz will find out the truth at once. Continue reading Are you a Sysadmin? Find out now for free!
Celebrate #SysAdminDay by learning how to win friends and influence syadmins – and how to jump those pesky IT queues. Continue reading How to hack a Sysadmin – jump the IT support queue every time!
Apple’s latest updates include a patch for the vulnerability that could have attacked your device’s wireless hardware Continue reading Something for the weekend? How about an Apple patch for BroadPwn?
A long-standing bug in the network authentication protocol called Kerberos led to a security hole in Windows, Linux and more. Continue reading Windows security hole – the “Orpheus’ Lyre” attack explained
We can’t reproduce an iPhone lockscreen bug that hit the news last week – but there are plenty of lockscreen lessons to learn anyway. Continue reading The iPhone lockscreen hole that we can’t reproduce
UK healthcare company BUPA just had an employee run off with half a million names and addresses – here’s what we can learn from the breach. Continue reading BUPA breach – why names and addresses matter