Collaborate Disseminate
Gary Davis of Ireland faces a minimum sentence of 10 years if convicted in the US. An Irish court has said he has to go and face the music. Continue reading Silk Road suspect “Libertas” can be extradited to US, says court
Here’s our latest security podcast – ransomware, bug hunting, keyloggers and a pair of cybercrime busts. Enjoy! Continue reading Justice by keylogger – the biter bit! [Chet Chat Podcast 250]
It didn’t look like a home computer, but that meant it was easier to get one at work, so you could….could…heck, because you could! Continue reading IBM PC is 35 – let’s all go back to the 80s!
This bug is a fascinating lesson in how adding restrictions with the aim of improving security may paradoxically end up reducing it. Continue reading Researchers announce Linux kernel “network snooping” bug
Pirated content, straight from the anti-piracy interface. Continue reading Facebook’s favorite hacker is back – with an ironic security hole
This month’s Microsoft security holes give the crooks a wide choice ofattack vectors, including web pages, Office documents, PDFs and more. Continue reading 5 critical holes fixed in Microsoft’s August 2016 updates – patch now!
This week’s Bug With An Impressive Name is “Quadrooter,” 4 related vulnerabilities that can get you root on Android . Continue reading “900 million Androids vulnerable to Quadrooter bugs” – what you need to know
Cybercrime Laboratory recommends the use of Tor for securing data but Department of Justice Judge disagrees. Continue reading Tor can be cracked “like eggshells”, warns US judge
Our experts look at a week’s worth of security conferences in Las Vegas, Nevada: BSides, Black Hat 2016 and DEF CON. Enjoy! Continue reading Live from DEF CON in Las Vegas [Chet Chat Podcast 249]
Apple releases a second update in 2 weeks Continue reading Apple rushes out iOS update, shuts out jailbreakers