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Lees meerSuspect is alleged to have extorted more than 1000 people, mostly in India, US, Ukraine, UK, Germany, France, Italy and Russia.
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Lees meerThree people have been fingered for the recent Twitter hack in which 45 high-profle accounts were taken over.
Lees meerUS travel company CWT has reportedly coughed up $4.5m to ransomware crooks who stole data and scrambled files.
Lees meerStandard 2FA has some important limitations, which is why many security experts believe that key-based 2FA is the wave of the future — especially now that Apple has made changes to make it much more accessible to iPhone and iPad users. The post What…
Lees meerWe talk about an update on the Great Twitter Hack of 2020, discuss a ransomware attack on Garmin that shut down the company’s services, and even its assembly lines, and warn listeners about some Netgear devices that have vulnerabilities and can’t be…
Lees meerThe biggest news to come out of WWDC20 was Apple’s plan to move the Mac from Intel processors to a self-designed solution called Apple Silicon. Today – we’ll look at some differences between the two architectures, what the move will mean for people …
Lees meerThe U.S. government has issued an alert warning that there is an increased danger of cyberattacks on civilian infrastructure. The alert comes from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the National Security Agency (NSA). Th…
Lees meerWe explain the "BootHole" vulnerablity - as usual, in plain English and without hype. Find if you're affected and what to do.
Lees meerWe know it's an old drum, but we're not tired of beating it yet: 2FA is your friend.
Lees meerIt's a Blue Moon month for Firefox - the second full update in July!
Lees meerRansomware crooks keep adjusting their approach to make their demands more compelling, even against companies that say they'd never pay up.
Lees meerWe follow up on the great Twitter hack of 2020, we discuss how a Cloudflare outage brought down many major websites, and Kirk tells a story of a suspicious email from his local government. We then examine whether smart locks are really safe. Cloudfl…
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