Collaborate Disseminate
For the present, I’m not working in the security industry, so I shan’t be maintaining this blog, though I’ll keep it intact for the present in case people still find some use for what’s here. I don’t plan to look for anoth… Continue reading Normal service suspended indefinitely
Brian Krebs interview with Tony Sager, on supply chain security.
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Hacker News: Android Gets New Anti-Spoofing Feature to Make Biometric Authentication Secure David Harley Advertisements
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The Register: Exposed: Lazy Android mobe makers couldn’t care less about security “Never. Is never a good time to get vulnerability fixes? Never is OK with you? Cool, never it is” Graham Cluley for Bitdefender: China forces… Continue reading Android insecurity & spyware targeting Uyghur population.
Kevin Townsend, for Security Week, reports on action against tech support scammers in the US and UK. Tech Support Scammers Fined in US, Jailed in UK Kevin says: Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced… Continue reading Kevin Townsend: some actions against tech support scammers
Appthority released its latest report: Q4 Appthority Pulse Report Finds Tinder and Instagram Added to Enterprise Blacklists. In fact, there’s rather more to it than Tinder and Instagram. If you aren’t sure whether to jump straight in and gi… Continue reading Apps: enterprise blacklist data
Hacker Combat brought my attention to Cybereason’s research into the OSX.Pirrit adware.
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Pierluigi Paganini: Fake WhatsApp app in official Google Play Store downloaded by over a million Android users. “The Reddit user DexterGenius has decompiled the fake WhatsApp version and discovered it is an ad-loaded wrapper which included the code to download a second apk.” David Harley Advertisements
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Zeljka Zorz for Help Net Security summarizes: Apple protects its Wi-Fi enabled devices from KRACK attack. Also, updates addressing vulnerabilities in Webkit, Safari, iOS, 3rd party packages in macOS, APFS… iOS update macOS update David Harley Advertisements
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