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Irish Ransomware Report

Irish Ransomware Report

Irish Ransomware Report

David Harley08 Sep 2012


Malware

ATM Security? Don't bank on it.

ATM Security? Don't bank on it.

Malware

ATM Security? Don't bank on it.

The odds against losing money may be better with cash machines than fruit machines, but why neglect simple, obvious precautions?

David Harley07 Sep 2012


Digital Security

Low tech Romney tax return hack could be lesson in physical security

Low tech Romney tax return hack could be lesson in physical security

Digital Security

Low tech Romney tax return hack could be lesson in physical security

Cameron Camp06 Sep 2012


Confusion Abounds in Apple-FBI-AntiSec-iOS-UDID-PII Breach

Confusion Abounds in Apple-FBI-AntiSec-iOS-UDID-PII Breach

Confusion Abounds in Apple-FBI-AntiSec-iOS-UDID-PII Breach

Stephen Cobb05 Sep 2012


ESET Research

Finfisher and the Ethics of Detection

Finfisher and the Ethics of Detection

ESET Research

Finfisher and the Ethics of Detection

AV companies obey the law and cooperate actively with law enforcement. That doesn't mean they turn a blind eye to government spyware.

David Harley31 Aug 2012


Mobile Security

FinSpy and FinFisher spy on you via your cellphone and PC, for good or evil?

FinSpy and FinFisher spy on you via your cellphone and PC, for good or evil?

Mobile Security

FinSpy and FinFisher spy on you via your cellphone and PC, for good or evil?

Cameron Camp30 Aug 2012


Malware

Java zero day = time to disable Java, in your browser at least

Java zero day = time to disable Java, in your browser at least

Malware

Java zero day = time to disable Java, in your browser at least

Stephen Cobb29 Aug 2012


How To

The Cloud for SMBs: 7 tips for safer cloud computing

The Cloud for SMBs: 7 tips for safer cloud computing

How To

The Cloud for SMBs: 7 tips for safer cloud computing

Cameron Camp24 Aug 2012


Support scams and Quervar/Dorifel

Support scams and Quervar/Dorifel

Support scams and Quervar/Dorifel

More information about how tech support scammers have been using the Quervar/Dorifel outbreak to trick Netherlanders into giving them access to their systems and credit cards.

David Harley24 Aug 2012