by Paul Ducklin We saw it in a tweet. How about you? pic.twitter.com/aNYt07qKsI — DEY! (@RoninDey) September 24, 2020 If the reports are to be believed, someone has just leaked a mega-torrent (pun intended – allegedly some of the files have also been uploaded to Kiwi...
by Paul Ducklin We do a show on Facebook every week in our Naked Security Live video series, where we discuss one of the big security concerns of the week. We’d love you to join in if you can – just keep an eye on the @NakedSecurity Twitter feed or check our Facebook...
by Paul Ducklin You’ve probably heard terms like “spray-and-pray” and “fire-and-forget” applied to cybercriminality, especially if your involvement in cybersecurity goes back to the early days of spamming and scamming. Those phrases recognise that sending unsolicited...
by Paul Ducklin The big, bad bug of the week is called Zerologon. As you can probably tell from the name, it involves Windows – everone else talks about logging in, but on Windows you’ve always very definitely logged on – and it is an authentication bypass, because it...
by Paul Ducklin Did you know that we do a show on Facebook every week in our Naked Security Live video series? We usually discuss one of the big security concerns of the week – from data breaches and corporate hacks to vulnerabilities and scare stories – in a way that...
by Sean Gallagher Internet scammers are always looking for a better way to separate unwitting device users from their money. And as with all other endeavors, they’ve learned that it pays to advertise. At SophosLabs we recently researched a collection of scams that...
