Collaborate Disseminate
A cyberattack on a company called Dyn caused massive DNS outages all over the East Coast and beyond on Friday. Continue reading Twitter, Reddit, Spotify Were Collateral Damage In Major Internet Attack
It’s easy to make fun of people for clicking on phishing emails, but some of them are harder to spot than others. Continue reading Would You Click on These Fake Gmail Alerts?
Telling who’s behind a cyberattack is tricky. Continue reading How Hackers Plant False Flags to Hide Their Real Identities
Now that more and more data is encrypted, it will be harder and harder for governments to spy—unless internet companies help them. Continue reading Thanks To Encryption, Governments Need Companies Like Yahoo To Spy on Users
This tool will alert you when a stealthy spyware starts watching or listening you while you use your Mac computer. Continue reading Ex-NSA Hacker Creates Tool To Warn You Of Webcam Spies
The hacker who claims to be behind the DNC hack claimed another victim, but something doesn’t add up. Continue reading ‘Guccifer 2.0’ Is Bullshitting Us About His Alleged Clinton Foundation Hack
he malware that powered the “Botnet of Things” behind one of the largest cyberattacks ever isn’t even that great, and that’s exactly why we should be worried. Continue reading The Internet of Things Sucks So Bad Even ‘Amateurish’ Malware Is Enough
The market for iPhone hacks is booming. Continue reading You Can Now Make $1.5 Million For Jailbreaking The iPhone
In the post, the computer technician appears to ask for help hiding Hillary’s use of a private email server. Continue reading It Sure Seems Like Hillary Clinton’s Tech Guy Asked Reddit for Email Advice
A month after the leak of some NSA hacking tools, Cisco found the first real world attack using the leaked exploits. Continue reading Hackers Hit ‘Some’ Cisco Customers With Leaked NSA Hacking Tools