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8 months on, US says Log4Shell will be around for “a decade or longer”

July 18 2022 By Paul Ducklin in DHS, Malware, Security, Vulnerability

When it comes to cybersecurity, ask not what everyone else can do for you...

S3 Ep91: CodeRed, OpenSSL, Java bugs and Office macros [Podcast + Transcript]

July 14 2022 By Paul Ducklin in Cryptography, Law & order, Malware, Microsoft, Podcast, Ransomware, Security

Latest episode - listen now! Great discussion, technical content, solid advice... all covered in plain English.

That didn’t last! Microsoft turns off the Office security it just turned on

July 11 2022 By Paul Ducklin in Malware, Microsoft, Phishing, Security

An Office anti-malware setting that took more than 20 years to arrive... and fewer than 20 weeks to vanish again.

That didn’t last! Microsoft turns off the Office security it just turned on

July 11 2022 By Paul Ducklin in Malware, Microsoft, Phishing, Security

An Office anti-malware setting that took more than 20 years to arrive... and fewer than 20 weeks to vanish again.

ZuoRAT Malware Is Targeting Routers

June 30 2022 By Bruce Schneier in Malware, Security

Wired is reporting on a new remote-access Trojan that is able to infect at least eighty different targets:

So far, researchers from Lumen Technologies’ Black Lotus Labs say they’ve...
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S3 Ep88: Phone scammers, hacking bust, and data breach fines [Podcast + Transcript]

June 23 2022 By Paul Ducklin in Law & order, Malware, Podcast, Privacy, Security

Latest epsiode - listen (or read) now!

Symbiote Backdoor in Linux

June 22 2022 By Bruce Schneier in Linux, Malware, Security

Interesting:

What makes Symbiote different from other Linux malware that we usually come across, is that it needs to infect other running processes to inflict damage on infected machines....
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Capital One identity theft hacker finally gets convicted

June 21 2022 By Paul Ducklin in Law & order, Malware, Security

It took three years, but the Capital One cracker was convicted in the end. Don't get caught out in a data breach of your own!

M1 Chip Vulnerability

June 15 2022 By Bruce Schneier in Apple, cybersecurity, Malware, Security, vulnerabilities

This is a new vulnerability against Apple’s M1 chip. Researchers say that it is unpatchable.

Researchers from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, however, have created a novel...
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You’re invited! Join us for a live walkthrough of the “Follina” story…

June 13 2022 By Paul Ducklin in Malware, Security, Vulnerability

Live demo, plain English, no sales pitch, just a chance to watch an attack dissected in safety. Join us if you can!

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Category Archives: Malware

8 months on, US says Log4Shell will be around for “a decade or longer”

S3 Ep91: CodeRed, OpenSSL, Java bugs and Office macros [Podcast + Transcript]

That didn’t last! Microsoft turns off the Office security it just turned on

That didn’t last! Microsoft turns off the Office security it just turned on

ZuoRAT Malware Is Targeting Routers

S3 Ep88: Phone scammers, hacking bust, and data breach fines [Podcast + Transcript]

Symbiote Backdoor in Linux

Capital One identity theft hacker finally gets convicted

M1 Chip Vulnerability

You’re invited! Join us for a live walkthrough of the “Follina” story…

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