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Pwned! The home security system that can be hacked with your email address

Posted on September 2, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

The alarm system that can be turned off with your email address. Continue reading Pwned! The home security system that can be hacked with your email address→

Posted in Cryptography, Hacking, IoT, Vulnerability, vunerability

Skimming the CREAM – recursive withdrawals loot $13M in cryptocash

Posted on August 31, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Recursion [noun]: see recursion. Continue reading Skimming the CREAM – recursive withdrawals loot $13M in cryptocash→

Posted in cream, cryptocurrency, Cryptography, recursion, Vulnerability

Big bad decryption bug in OpenSSL – but no cause for alarm

Posted on August 27, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

The buggy code’s in there, alright. Fortunately, it’s hard to get OpenSSL to use it even if you want to, which mitigates the risk. Continue reading Big bad decryption bug in OpenSSL – but no cause for alarm→

Posted in buffer overflow, Cryptography, CVE-2021-3711, CVE-2021-3712, OpenSSL, Vulnerability

S3 Ep47: Daylight robbery, spaghetti trouble, and mousetastic superpowers [Podcast]

Posted on August 26, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Latest episode – listen now! Continue reading S3 Ep47: Daylight robbery, spaghetti trouble, and mousetastic superpowers [Podcast]→

Posted in 3D Printing, cryptocurrency, Hacking, Naked Security Podcast, Podcast, privacy, Vulnerability

How a gaming mouse can get you Windows superpowers!

Posted on August 24, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

When a helpful feature (that you probably didn’t need) turns into an exploitable vulnerability… Continue reading How a gaming mouse can get you Windows superpowers!→

Posted in bug, Device Control, EoP, Microsoft, Razer, usb, Vulnerability, Windows

What’s *THAT* on my 3D printer? Cloud bug lets anyone print to everyone

Posted on August 23, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

That’s funny. I could have sworn I didn’t run a print job yesterday… but will you look at that? Continue reading What’s *THAT* on my 3D printer? Cloud bug lets anyone print to everyone→

Posted in 3D Printing, maker, makerbot, privacy, spaghetti monster, TSD, Vulnerability

Japanese cryptocoin exchange robbed of $100,000,000

Posted on August 20, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Another week, another cryptocurrency catastrophe. This time, it’s “only” $100 million’s worth… Continue reading Japanese cryptocoin exchange robbed of $100,000,000→

Posted in cryptocoins, cryptocurrency, cybercrime, Hacking, liquid

S3 Ep46: Copyright scams, video snooping and Grand Theft Crypto [Podcast]

Posted on August 19, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Lastest episode – listen, laugh and learn! This week, Chester Wisniewski joins us on the show.
Continue reading S3 Ep46: Copyright scams, video snooping and Grand Theft Crypto [Podcast]→

Posted in cryptocurrency, Hacking, IoT, Law & order, Naked Security Podcast, Podcast, privacy, Vulnerability

Video surveillance network hacked by researchers to hijack footage

Posted on August 17, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Home automation. Internet of Things. Cloud management. And a security bug that could let other people watch you online… Continue reading Video surveillance network hacked by researchers to hijack footage→

Posted in CVE-2021-28372, Hacking, IoT, video surveillance, Vulnerability, webcam

Copyright scammers turn to phone numbers instead of web links

Posted on August 16, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Forewarned is forearmed. Here’s our advice on dealing with “copyright infringement” scammers. Continue reading Copyright scammers turn to phone numbers instead of web links→

Posted in copyright infringement, dmca, Phishing, privacy, scams, telephone scams

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