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S3 Ep28.5: Hacking back – is attack an acceptable form of defence? [Podcast]

Posted on April 16, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Listen now – and have your say on this divisive issue in our comments! Continue reading S3 Ep28.5: Hacking back – is attack an acceptable form of defence? [Podcast]→

Posted in fbi, Hacking, Hafnium, Law & order, malware, Naked Security Podcast, Podcast, Vulnerability, Webshell

S3 Ep28: Pwn2Own hacks, dark web hitmen and COVID-19 privacy [Podcast]

Posted on April 15, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

New episode – listen now! Continue reading S3 Ep28: Pwn2Own hacks, dark web hitmen and COVID-19 privacy [Podcast]→

Posted in dark web, Hacking, Naked Security Podcast, Podcast, privacy, PWN2OWN, Vulnerability

FBI hacks into hundreds of infected US servers (and disinfects them)

Posted on April 14, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Hacking for good! A judge said I could! Continue reading FBI hacks into hundreds of infected US servers (and disinfects them)→

Posted in Exploit, fbi, Hafnium, Law & order, malware, Microsoft, takedown, Vulnerability, Webshell

IoT bug report claims “at least 100M devices” may be impacted

Posted on April 13, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

The programmers among us are learning… but not always quickly enough, it seems. Here’s some food for coding thought… Continue reading IoT bug report claims “at least 100M devices” may be impacted→

Posted in dos, Exploit, FreeBSD, Podcast, RCE, Vulnerability

Apple and Google block official UK COVID-19 app update

Posted on April 12, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

UK coronavirus app update apparently included “feature creep” that’s explicitly prohibited by Apple’s and Google’s programming rules. Continue reading Apple and Google block official UK COVID-19 app update→

Posted in Android, apple, coronavirus, COVID-19, Google, iOS, Location Services, privacy

Naked Security Live – How to spot “government” scammers

Posted on April 12, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Latest episode – watch now, and please share with your friends and family! Continue reading Naked Security Live – How to spot “government” scammers→

Posted in Naked Security Live, Phishing, privacy, Scam, video

Pwn2Own 2021: Zoom, Teams, Exchange, Chrome and Edge “fully owned”

Posted on April 9, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Two lucky winners scooped $200k for just 20 minutes’ work – if you don’t count the days, weeks and months of meticulous effort beforehand Continue reading Pwn2Own 2021: Zoom, Teams, Exchange, Chrome and Edge “fully owned”→

Posted in apple, bug bounties, exploits, Google, Hacking, linux, Microsoft, Oracle, PWN2OWN, vulnerabilities, Vulnerability, Windows

Italian charged with hiring “dark web hitman” to murder his ex-girlfriend

Posted on April 8, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Fortunately, this suspect wasn’t as anonymous as he thought… Continue reading Italian charged with hiring “dark web hitman” to murder his ex-girlfriend→

Posted in bust, dark web, hitman, Law & order, tor

S3 Ep27: Census scammers, beg bounties and data breach fines [Podcast]

Posted on April 8, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

New episode – listen now! Continue reading S3 Ep27: Census scammers, beg bounties and data breach fines [Podcast]→

Posted in Data loss, Naked Security Podcast, Phishing, Podcast, Social Engineering, vulnerabilities, Vulnerability

Too slow! Booking.com fined for not reporting data breach fast enough

Posted on April 6, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

It’s not just the breach, it’s the speed of the breach response… Continue reading Too slow! Booking.com fined for not reporting data breach fast enough→

Posted in Booking.com, data breach, Data loss, GDPR, GDPR compliance

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