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Graham Cluley is an award-winning security blogger, researcher and public speaker. He has been working in the computer security industry since the early 1990s, having been employed by companies such as Sophos, McAfee and Dr Solomon’s. He has given talks about computer security for some of the world’s largest companies, worked with law enforcement agencies on investigations into hacking groups, and regularly appears on TV and radio explaining computer security threats. In 2011 he was inducted into the InfoSecurity Europe Hall of Fame. Follow him on Twitter at @gcluley

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Malware

With just days to go, just how many PCs are still running Windows XP?

ESET research

Over 500,000 PCs attacked every day after 25,000 UNIX servers hijacked by Operation Windigo

Malware

Critical Internet Explorer zero-day vulnerability patched by Microsoft

Cybercrime

Justin Bieber is the latest celebrity to have his Twitter account hacked

217 articles by Graham Cluley

Malware

With just days to go, just how many PCs are still running Windows XP?

Malware

With just days to go, just how many PCs are still running Windows XP?

If computers continue to run Windows XP, and don't receive any more security patches. they are not just putting themselves and the data they carry at risk, they are endangering all of us who use the internet.

Graham Cluley • 02 Apr 2014 • 2 min. read

ESET research

Over 500,000 PCs attacked every day after 25,000 UNIX servers hijacked by Operation Windigo

ESET research

Over 500,000 PCs attacked every day after 25,000 UNIX servers hijacked by Operation Windigo

Malware researchers at ESET have uncovered a widespread cybercriminal operation that has seized control of tens of thousands of Unix servers. Learn more about how to check your systems for compromise, and prevent innocent computer users from being attacked.

Graham Cluley • 18 Mar 2014 • 2 min. read

Malware

Critical Internet Explorer zero-day vulnerability patched by Microsoft

Malware

Critical Internet Explorer zero-day vulnerability patched by Microsoft

Microsoft releases a fix for a zero-day vulnerability that has already been exploited by hackers in targeted attacks against some organisations. Don't delay!

Graham Cluley • 12 Mar 2014 • 2 min. read

Cybercrime

Justin Bieber is the latest celebrity to have his Twitter account hacked

Cybercrime

Justin Bieber is the latest celebrity to have his Twitter account hacked

Maybe it's time to think twice before rushing to click on a link, next time your favourite celebrity says something bizarre on Twitter.

Graham Cluley • 10 Mar 2014 • 3 min. read

Malware

Mac malware spread disguised as cracked versions of Angry Birds, Pixelmator and other top apps

Malware

Mac malware spread disguised as cracked versions of Angry Birds, Pixelmator and other top apps

Pirated versions of popular Mac apps, spread via torrent sites, try to infect your computer with malware... and steal Bitcoins.

Graham Cluley • 25 Feb 2014 • 1 min. read

Malware

British Airways e-ticket malware attack launched via email

Malware

British Airways e-ticket malware attack launched via email

If you have received an unexpected email, claiming to come from British Airways, about an upcoming flight that you haven’t booked – please be on your guard. Online criminals are attempting to infect innocent users’ computers, by disguising their attack as an e-ticket from the airline.

Graham Cluley • 25 Feb 2014 • 2 min. read

The perils of passwords - and how to avoid them

There are lots of ways that hackers can steal your passwords, and use them against you. So what can you do to fight back?

Graham Cluley • 24 Feb 2014 • 4 min. read

Kickstarter hacked. Users told to change passwords

Security expert Graham Cluley takes a look at the Kickstarter hack, and discovers there's more to think about than just changing your passwords.

Graham Cluley • 16 Feb 2014 • 5 min. read

Malware

Critical IE and other flaws discovered. Patch your systems now, says Microsoft

Malware

Critical IE and other flaws discovered. Patch your systems now, says Microsoft

If your system administrator looks a little frazzled this week, be nice to him or her and don't grumble too much about the photocopier being jammed. It may be that they have more serious issues on their mind.

Graham Cluley • 12 Feb 2014 • 2 min. read