Posted by David Harley on November 20, 2015
Who would expect a flippant ‘conspiracy theory’ to survive so long? I just hope it isn’t going to morph into a hoax.
Posted by David Harley on November 12, 2015
Not a Facebook user? Don’t be so sure: there’s logging in, and there’s an ‘untrusted login’. Apparently.
Posted by David Harley on November 6, 2015
A blog article by Talos on support scams is a useful addition to the body of work on such scams and scammers that already exists.
Posted by David Harley on November 5, 2015
Team Cymru’s take on the Hello Barbie story
Posted by David Harley on November 2, 2015
Is your home still your castle, or are there Barbie-arians at the gates?
Posted by David Harley on October 26, 2015
The bombing of Safe Harbor: the view from Microsoft
Posted by David Harley on October 23, 2015
Further to the post Music, Security, and a Nice Cup of Tea, I just came across this very-much-to-the-point post by Kurt Wismer, specially for those of us who are thoroughly annoyed by the addition of the word ‘cyber’ all over the place as if it actually explained something. I look forward to a sequel featuring the […]
Posted by David Harley on October 21, 2015
Dan Goodin wrote yesterday for Ars Technica that Support scams that plagued Windows users for years now target Mac customers, complete with a Malwarebytes screenshot of a fake Safari alert. In fact, Malwarebytes has, for quite a while, been reporting the way in which support scammers have added pop-up alerts to their armoury, although I still see […]
Posted by David Harley on October 19, 2015
Music as a tool for improving security? No wonder the security industry has made all those YouTube videos.
Posted by David Harley on October 15, 2015
iOS, AV, and why I don’t (usually) make product recommendations.