by Paul Ducklin Lots of people “run Linux” without really knowing or caring – many home routers, navigational aids, webcams and other IoT devices are based on it; the majority of the world’s mobile phones run a Linux-derived variant called Android; and many, if not...
by Naked Security writer According to the FSB, Russia’s Federal Security Bureau (ФСБ), the ransomware gang known in both Russian and English by the nickname “REvil” has been taken down: ФСБ России установлен полный состав преступного сообщества «REvil» FSB Russia has...
by Paul Ducklin LISTEN NOW Click-and-drag on the soundwaves below to skip to any point. You can also listen directly on Soundcloud. With Doug Aamoth and Paul Ducklin. Intro and outro music by Edith Mudge. You can listen to us on Soundcloud, Apple Podcasts, Google...
by Paul Ducklin Yesterday was the first Patch Tuesday of 2022, with more than 100 security bugs fixed. We wrote up an overview of the updates, as we do every month, over on our sister site news.sophos.com: First Patch Tuesday of 2022 repairs 102 bugs. For better or...
by Paul Ducklin Now that a patch has been circulated to vendors, researchers at Sentinel One have released details of a worrying bug in an IoT software driver called NetUSB. The product comes from a Taiwanese hardware and software maker called Kcodes, which describes...
by Paul Ducklin You’ve probably seen the news, even if you’re not sure what happened. Unless you’re a JavaScript programmer and you relied on either or both of a pair of modules called faker.js and colors.js. If you were a user of either of those projects, and if you...
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