Collaborate Disseminate
Shades of déjà vu all over again. Oracle loses its claim for copyright control over the Java API; Google wins; appeal planned.
Continue reading “Google stole Java”: Oracle loses again, case closed – for now
Randomness is vital to cryptography, and cryptography is vital to Tor. But what if you can’t see the other Tor nodes rolling their dice? Continue reading Tor takes on the question, “What if one of us is using loaded dice?”
Actually, you can refuse it, but you might accept it anyway. (It’s free, at least for now.) Continue reading The Windows 10 update that you (almost) can’t refuse…
He found that the encrypted network often wasn’t… but he lost patience when it looked as though nothing was being done about it. Continue reading Student convicted after finding encryption flaws in government network
Enjoy the latest episode of our regular security podcast… Continue reading Are you *sure* your iPad’s bricked? [Chet Chat Podcast 241]
Who’d have thought that [Backspace] had its own fan club? Continue reading Google Chrome provokes browser backspace security controversy
If you’ve been a victim of TeslaCrypt ransomware and are pondering whether or not to pay, your luck just might be in! Continue reading TeslaCrypt ransomware gang reveals master key to decrypt files
If you think we’ve done a good job this year, we’d love for you to vote for us in the European Security Blogger Awards! Continue reading Vote for Naked Security in the European Security Blogger Awards!
Listen to the latest episode of our regular security podcast! Continue reading 3 months, 3 Flash zero-days [Chet Chat Podcast 240]
No ifs, and no buts. The sheer volume and audacity of the crooks has spoiled it for everyone. Continue reading Bing brings in blanket ban on online tech support ads