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Macs get critical updates, including patches against drive-by malware

Posted on December 14, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

Apple has pushed out patches for numerous critical vulnerabilities on macOS, including bugs that could allow drive-by installs of malware. Continue reading Macs get critical updates, including patches against drive-by malware→

Posted in apple, iOS, SBN

Netgear router remote control bug – what you need to know

Posted on December 14, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

Some Netgear routers can be remotely controlled by booby-trapped web pages. Here’s how to deal with the problem. Continue reading Netgear router remote control bug – what you need to know→

Posted in CVE-2016-582384, Exploit, netgear, router

Apple ships iOS 10.2, fixes “Find my iPhone hole” plus 5 lockscreen bugs

Posted on December 13, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

The latest iOS update fixes the “Find my iPhone” Authentication Lock hole that made headlines recently, plus another five lockscreen bugs. Continue reading Apple ships iOS 10.2, fixes “Find my iPhone hole” plus 5 lockscreen bugs→

Posted in apple, Fund my iPhone, iOS, iPhone, lock screen bypass, lockscreen

Netgear routers have gaping remote access hole

Posted on December 12, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

Command injection made easy: you can simply append a system command to a certain router URL…and the router will run it for you. Continue reading Netgear routers have gaping remote access hole→

Posted in SBN, Vulnerability

How one man could have set loose a Yahoo Mail virus

Posted on December 9, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

Last year, Jouko Pynnönen scored $10k from Yahoo for helping it head off the risk of a Yahoo-wide email virus. This year… same again. Continue reading How one man could have set loose a Yahoo Mail virus→

Posted in cross-site scriptingt, Exploit, Vulnerability, xss, Yahoo

Goldeneye ransomware: the resumé that scrambles your computer twice

Posted on December 8, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

Scrambling your files isn’t enough for Goldeneye – once it’s ransomed your data it scrambles Windows as well so you have to pay to reboot. Continue reading Goldeneye ransomware: the resumé that scrambles your computer twice→

Posted in Goldeneye, Petya, Ransomware

Daily Motion video sharing service named in breach claim of 80M accounts

Posted on December 6, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

Popular video sharing service Dail Motion has been named in a data breach claim involving 80M accounts and about 20M password hashes. Continue reading Daily Motion video sharing service named in breach claim of 80M accounts→

Posted in bcrypt, breach, Daily Motion, Data loss, PBKDF2

Lock suspect in stolen car to bust him? There’s an app for that…

Posted on December 6, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

The smileworthy technology story of the week has a car thief suspect remotely locked inside a stolen car. Except we’re calling it busted. Continue reading Lock suspect in stolen car to bust him? There’s an app for that…→

Posted in busted, Law & order, myth, seattle | Tagged BMW

How to guess credit card security codes

Posted on December 5, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

That “short code” on the back of your credit card does make things harder for cybercrooks – but perhaps not that much harder. Continue reading How to guess credit card security codes→

Posted in carding, cvv, mastercard, skimming, Visa

Firefox and Tor users update now: 0-day exploit in the wild

Posted on December 1, 2016 by Paul Ducklin

Firefox and Tor just received a patch to fix a 0-day exploit that is being used in the wild to strip away your anonymity. Continue reading Firefox and Tor users update now: 0-day exploit in the wild→

Posted in 0-day, anonymity, Data loss, Firefox, patch, tor, Vulnerability, Zero Day

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