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Free 3G internet from WhatsApp? No, it’s a scam

Posted on January 5, 2017 by Paul Ducklin

Watch our for messages from your friends promising free internet access from WhatsApp. Continue reading Free 3G internet from WhatsApp? No, it’s a scam→

Posted in bait and switch, Scam, Whatsapp

PHPMailer could put your website at risk: here’s what you need to know

Posted on January 3, 2017 by Paul Ducklin

A security hole in a website component commonly used for generating automatic emails could give crooks complete control over your server. Continue reading PHPMailer could put your website at risk: here’s what you need to know→

Posted in Exploit, phpmailer, spews, Vulnerability

Passwords, patches and backup – three easy tips in our Facebook Live video

Posted on December 23, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

If you’re going to see friends or family over the festive season, this video could be your perfect tech support helper… Continue reading Passwords, patches and backup – three easy tips in our Facebook Live video→

Posted in SBN, video | Tagged Holiday

Sing a song of ransomware…

Posted on December 22, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

Sing this song and you could help someone, somewhere, take that one extra security precaution that saves their data over the festive season. Continue reading Sing a song of ransomware…→

Posted in #sing4sophos, ditty, Ransomware, singing

Our 12 tips for staying safe online this Christmas

Posted on December 21, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

How to focus on family, food and fun over Christmas, rather than dealing with a credit card crisis or a ransomware attack. Continue reading Our 12 tips for staying safe online this Christmas→

Posted in awareness, tips | Tagged Christmas

When a Russian-speaking hacker cracks a US Election website…

Posted on December 20, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

Fortunately, this is a data breach that couldn’t have affected the US election, but it’s a great reason to learn about web security. Continue reading When a Russian-speaking hacker cracks a US Election website…→

Posted in SBN, Vulnerability

Shadow Brokers are back with ‘stolen NSA cyberweapons’, now 99.9% off

Posted on December 20, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

The faux-bad-English hackers wanted BTC 1,000,000, then slashed the price to BTC 10,000…now yours as a job lot for just BTC 1000. Continue reading Shadow Brokers are back with ‘stolen NSA cyberweapons’, now 99.9% off→

Posted in cyberweapon, Exploit, shadow brokers, Vulnerability

Microsoft to ditch Flash – sort of

Posted on December 16, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

Edge is getting more granular Flash controls, but that means you won’t have to have it on for all sites just so it’s on for one. Continue reading Microsoft to ditch Flash – sort of→

Posted in adobe, adobe flash, Edge, flash, Microsoft, Web Browsers

Yahoo breach: your questions answered in our Facebook Live video

Posted on December 15, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

We answer readers’ question about the Yahoo breach in our Facebook Live video – and we’d love to answer any more questions you have. Continue reading Yahoo breach: your questions answered in our Facebook Live video→

Posted in breach, video, Yahoo

Popcorn Time ransomware lets you off if you infect two other people

Posted on December 15, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

Paying your own ransom if you’re stuck is one thing, but deliberately foisting ransom payments on others to save yourself is quite another. Continue reading Popcorn Time ransomware lets you off if you infect two other people→

Posted in cryptoransomware, Popcorn Time, Ransomware

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