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From the high cost of ‘sim swaps’ and Google Docs used for phishing to the mobile network flaw that gave crooks access to bank accounts, and more! Continue reading Monday review – the hot 21 stories of the week
From Burger King’s Google Home trigger and how tech scammer have made millions to the many vulnerabilities found in Linksys routers, & more!
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From Word’s zero-day booby-trap exploit and the patch that Microsoft released to how hard-coded passwords risk the industry, and more! Continue reading Tuesday review – the hot 22 stories of the week
From how to stop your iPhone being hacked via Wi-Fi and how it’s not just for Apple users to the most ‘damaging’ Wikileaks dump yet, and more! Continue reading Monday review – the hot 25 stories of the week
From the scam that knows all your details and the latest LastPass vulnerability to the four year old who used Siri to save a life, and more! Continue reading Monday review – the hot 26 stories of the week
From Emma Watson in Celebgate 2.0 and how your Mac is not malware proof to the even deadlier USB Killer version 3, and much more! Continue reading Monday review – the hot 29 stories of the week
From the Nintendo Switch vulnerability and the Android devices shipping with malware to the latest phishing tactics, and more! Continue reading Monday review – the hot 25 stories of the week
From the CIA using IoT to hack ‘anything’ and what the WikiLeaks’ dump means for cybersecurity to streaming via Kodi ‘not illegal’, and more
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From a NASA engineer told to unlock his work phone at US border and Gmail blocking JavaScript attachments to a Google privacy ruling used in real world, and more! Continue reading Monday review – the hot 32 stories of the week
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have created a form of ransomware that can hit us where it really counts: the water supply. Their program installed itself in a model water plant and allowed the researchers to change chlorine levels, shut down water valves, and send false readings to monitoring systems.
“We are expecting ransomware to go one step farther, beyond the… Read More Continue reading Researchers simulate a ransomware attack on industrial controls