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5 ways to be a bit safer this Data Privacy Day

Posted on January 28, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

Here are 5 things you can start doing today for your own and for everyone else’s online good! Continue reading 5 ways to be a bit safer this Data Privacy Day→

Posted in #DataPrivacyDay, Data Privacy Day, privacy

Big Microsoft data breach – 250 million records exposed

Posted on January 22, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

Microsoft has today announced a data breach that affected one of its customer databases. Continue reading Big Microsoft data breach – 250 million records exposed→

Posted in data breach, elastic search, Microsoft

5 tips to avoid spear-phishing attacks

Posted on January 17, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

Our tips will help you boost your resistance to phishing, even when the crooks make a determined effort to reel you in. Continue reading 5 tips to avoid spear-phishing attacks→

Posted in Burisma, Phishing

NSA and Github ‘rickrolled’ using Windows CryptoAPI bug

Posted on January 16, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

We said, “Assume that someone will find out how to do it pretty soon,” and that’s exactly what happened. Continue reading NSA and Github ‘rickrolled’ using Windows CryptoAPI bug→

Posted in CryptoAPI, Cryptography, CVE-2020-0601, Exploit, Microsoft, nsa, rickroll, Vulnerability, Windows

Serious Microsoft crypto vulnerability – patch right now

Posted on January 14, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

It’s a big one. Don’t wait around, get your updates right now! Continue reading Serious Microsoft crypto vulnerability – patch right now→

Posted in Microsoft, patch tuesday, Vulnerability

Windows 7 computers will no longer be patched after today

Posted on January 14, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

Today’s the day. The balloon goes up. The ship goes down. The patches fall behind. The crooks pull ahead. Continue reading Windows 7 computers will no longer be patched after today→

Posted in Exploit, Microsoft, patch, patchocalypse, Vulnerability, Windows 7

Fleeceware is back in Google Play – massive fees for not much at all

Posted on January 14, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

The apps itself isn’t malicious – the treachery lies in the payment model. Continue reading Fleeceware is back in Google Play – massive fees for not much at all→

Posted in Android, fleeceware, Google, google play, play store

Snake alert! This ransomware is not a game…

Posted on January 13, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

Looks like the Snake ransomware was created especially for network-wide attacks. Continue reading Snake alert! This ransomware is not a game…→

Posted in malware, Ransomware, snake

Is the Y2K bug alive after all?

Posted on January 10, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

One way to patch the millennium bug was to move it, rather than actually to fix it… are we looking at Y2.02K? Continue reading Is the Y2K bug alive after all?→

Posted in bug, millennium, y2k

Don’t fall for the “Start your 2020 with a gift from us” scam…

Posted on January 6, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

There is no free Macbook. There IS no free Macbook. There is NO free Macbook. Continue reading Don’t fall for the “Start your 2020 with a gift from us” scam…→

Posted in courier, courier scam, Phishing, Spam

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