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Why ‘free’ Wi-Fi isn’t really free

Posted on March 3, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

How much data is too much to give away to get online while you’re waiting at the train station? In the airport? A shopping mall? Continue reading Why ‘free’ Wi-Fi isn’t really free→

Posted in data breach, Data loss, free Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi

Digital piggy bank sevice broken into by cybercrooks

Posted on March 3, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

A financial proivider that gives loans but locks them down to turn them into savings… didn’t lock down its own network. Continue reading Digital piggy bank sevice broken into by cybercrooks→

Posted in data breach, Data loss, Loqbox, Phishing

Fresh phish! Stripe scam baked and delivered in under an hour

Posted on March 2, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

Less than an hour after the crooks registered their scamming domain, the phishing attack was under way. Continue reading Fresh phish! Stripe scam baked and delivered in under an hour→

Posted in Phishing, Scam, Spam, stripe

How one man could have flooded your phone with Microsoft spam

Posted on February 27, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

What a difference one tiny little character can make to a phone number. Continue reading How one man could have flooded your phone with Microsoft spam→

Posted in Epifiano, Microsoft, SMS, Spam, Vulnerability

Mystery zero-day in Chrome – update now!

Posted on February 25, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

When a bug’s a zero-day that means it’s being actively exploited. So don’t delay, just patch today! Continue reading Mystery zero-day in Chrome – update now!→

Posted in Chrome, CVE-2020-6418:, Exploit, Google, Google Chrome, patch, Vulnerability, Zero Day

The “Cloud Snooper” malware that sneaks into your Linux servers

Posted on February 25, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

Fascinating research from SophosLabs into a wolf-in-sheep’s-clothing malware sample. Continue reading The “Cloud Snooper” malware that sneaks into your Linux servers→

Posted in Cloud Snooper, kernel malware, linux, malware, rootkit

The Amazon Prime phishing attack that wasn’t…

Posted on February 21, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

When we followed the phishing trail, we found ourselves at a web page we weren’t expecting… Continue reading The Amazon Prime phishing attack that wasn’t…→

Posted in backdoor, Phishing, wordpress

Larry Tesler, of copy-and-paste fame, dies at 74

Posted on February 21, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

Larry Tesler, the computing pioneer who insisted that user interfaces should be both comfortable *and* consistent, has died aged 74. Continue reading Larry Tesler, of copy-and-paste fame, dies at 74→

Posted in copy and paste, in memoriam, NOMODES, rip, Tesler

ISS World “malware attack” leaves employees offline

Posted on February 20, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

A global facilities company with half-a-million staff has shuttered most of its IT systems after a malware attack. Continue reading ISS World “malware attack” leaves employees offline→

Posted in iss, ISS World, malware

Malware and HTTPS – a growing love affair

Posted on February 18, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

HTTPS web encryption – blessing or curse? A new SophosLabs report looks at how much the crooks love TLS. Continue reading Malware and HTTPS – a growing love affair→

Posted in Cryptography, malware, SophosLabs, TLS

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