S3 Ep19: Chrome zero-day, coffee hacking and Perl.com stolen [Podcast]
Latest episode (includes 111,848 “free” cups of coffee) – listen now! Continue reading S3 Ep19: Chrome zero-day, coffee hacking and Perl.com stolen [Podcast]
Author Archives: Paul Ducklin
Patch now to stop hackers blindly crashing your Windows computers
Patch early, patch often. In fact, patch now if you haven’t already. Here’s why. Continue reading Patch now to stop hackers blindly crashing your Windows computers
Beware of technical “experts” bombarding you with bug reports
Beware pseudo-geeks bearing ‘gifts’. Continue reading Beware of technical “experts” bombarding you with bug reports
Naked Security Live – Jargonbuster: Bugs, vulns, 0-days and exploits
Latest Naked Security Live talk – watch now! Continue reading Naked Security Live – Jargonbuster: Bugs, vulns, 0-days and exploits
Perl.com gets its domain back – normal service restored!
All’s well that ends well. Continue reading Perl.com gets its domain back – normal service restored!
Chrome zero-day browser bug found – patch now!
This zero-day bug affects Chrome, as well as Edge and other Chromium-based browsers. Continue reading Chrome zero-day browser bug found – patch now!
S3 Ep18: Apple emergency, crypto blunder and botnet takedown [Podcast]
New episode – listen now! Continue reading S3 Ep18: Apple emergency, crypto blunder and botnet takedown [Podcast]
Free coffee! Dutch researcher hacks prepaid vending machines
Only try this at home, folks! As easy as it might look, it’s illegal in the wild, with good reason. Continue reading Free coffee! Dutch researcher hacks prepaid vending machines
Naked Security Live – What if my password manager gets hacked?
Our latest Naked Security Live talk – watch now! Continue reading Naked Security Live – What if my password manager gets hacked?
Emotet takedown – Europol attacks “world’s most dangerous malware”
Great news from Europol – if you’ve heard of Emotet, you’ll have a good idea how badly things often end for its victims. Continue reading Emotet takedown – Europol attacks “world’s most dangerous malware”