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Category Archives: Microsoft

Defeating Microsoft’s Trusted Platform Module

August 9 2021 By Bruce Schneier in Microsoft, Security

This is a really interesting story explaining how to defeat Microsoft’s TPM in 30 minutes — without having to solder anything to the motherboard.

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S3 Ep44: Unreported holes, retro computing, and tech support for malware [Podcast]

August 8 2021 By Paul Ducklin in Apple, iOS, Malware, Microsoft, Podcast, Ransomware, Security, Vulnerability

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BazarCaller – the malware gang that talks you into infecting yourself

August 3 2021 By Paul Ducklin in Malware, Microsoft, Security

Calling someone back feels safer than clicking an unknown link... but it isn't! Remind your friends and family.

BazarCaller – the malware gang that talks you into infecting yourself

August 3 2021 By Paul Ducklin in Malware, Microsoft, Security

Calling someone back feels safer than clicking an unknown link... but it isn't! Remind your friends and family.

S3 Ep43: Apple 0-day, pygmy hippos, hive nightmares and Twitter hacker bust [Podcast]

July 30 2021 By Paul Ducklin in Apple, iOS, iPhone, Law & order, Microsoft, Podcast, Security, Vulnerability, Windows

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Microsoft researcher found Apple 0-day in March, didn’t report it

July 29 2021 By Paul Ducklin in Apple, Exploit, Microsoft, Security, Vulnerability

Ut tensio, sic uis! Does twice the bug pile on twice the pressure to fix it?

Windows “PetitPotam” network attack – how to protect against it

July 26 2021 By Paul Ducklin in Microsoft, Security, Vulnerability, Windows

A cute name but an annoying and potentially damaging attack. Here's what to do.

Windows “HiveNightmare” bug could leak passwords – here’s what to do!

July 21 2021 By Paul Ducklin in Microsoft, Security, Vulnerability, Windows

Windows "hives" contain registry data, some of it secret. The nightmare is that these files aren't properly protected against snooping.

Windows “HiveNightmare” bug could leak passwords – here’s what to do!

July 21 2021 By Paul Ducklin in Microsoft, Security, Vulnerability, Windows

Windows "hives" contain registry data, some of it secret. The nightmare is that these files aren't properly protected against snooping.

Spam Kingpin Peter Levashov Gets Time Served

July 20 2021 By BrianKrebs in Microsoft, Ne'er-Do-Well News, Security

A federal judge in Connecticut today handed down a sentence of time served to spam kingpin Peter “Severa” Levashov, a prolific purveyor of malicious and junk email, and the...

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Category Archives: Microsoft

Defeating Microsoft’s Trusted Platform Module

S3 Ep44: Unreported holes, retro computing, and tech support for malware [Podcast]

BazarCaller – the malware gang that talks you into infecting yourself

BazarCaller – the malware gang that talks you into infecting yourself

S3 Ep43: Apple 0-day, pygmy hippos, hive nightmares and Twitter hacker bust [Podcast]

Microsoft researcher found Apple 0-day in March, didn’t report it

Windows “PetitPotam” network attack – how to protect against it

Windows “HiveNightmare” bug could leak passwords – here’s what to do!

Windows “HiveNightmare” bug could leak passwords – here’s what to do!

Spam Kingpin Peter Levashov Gets Time Served

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