Password reuse is common, according to this Google study it is a significant problem which affects hundreds of thousands of people and their many different accounts. There are tools such...
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At Def Con in Los Vegas this year a security enthusiast that goes by the handle _Mg_ was selling O.MG cables, which are fully functional Lightning cables with an wee extra embedded…
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Infrasound and ultrasound have been in the news, most recently posited as the cause of strange symptoms at the Cuban embassy. The next time you hear about this, it could be much…
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We only found out about the SWAPGS variant of Spectre V1 which affects Intel processors yesterday, but apparently Microsoft quietly pushed a Windows 10 patch for it last month. The...
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If you are running NVIDIA drivers older than version 431.60, released July 23rd you should update as soon as possible as the previous drivers are currently Exploit Ready. NVIDIA released...
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The good news is that upgrading to iOS 12.4 will protect you from five recently discovered security issues with iMessage; the bad news is that there were six revealed. Researchers from Google's…
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VLC Player released a security update to the current Vetinari branch last month, which you should really pick up if you haven't yet. Unfortunately, as is usually the case with various programs,…
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Chrome users are familiar with it's habit of devouring an impressive amount of system resources, generally preferring the taste of RAM but willing to chew up your CPU as well. David Flater,…
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If you happen to be running an Epyc processor in your servers you should be scheduling some time to patch it, as a vulnerability in Secure Encrypted Virtualization technology has been revealed. …
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Samsung ruffled a few feathers by tweeting out that you should scan your Samsung QLED TVs regularly, with steps on how to do so, and then immediately deleting the tweet ... something…
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It would seem that certain Bluetooth Low-Energy versions of Google's Titan Security Keys are not the best choice when implementing TFA into your life. Those with a T1 or T2 on the…
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Apple today weighed in on the most recent speculative execution vulnerability affecting Intel processors. In a support note, Apple detailed the steps the company took to mitigate the issues,...
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It was back in October of 2018 that Bloomberg posted a story which garnered a huge amount of attention, reporting "that some motherboards made by Supermicro had malicious components on them". A…
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If you happen to be a Whatsapp user, you should stop chatting for a moment and update your client as there is a new attack which bears a remarkable resemblance to
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*** Update from April 18th, 11:56 Microsoft has now deleted the nameserver record and we no longer control the subdomain. We still haven't received a reply from Microsoft. *** If...
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If you and your Intel chips are feeling insecure, why not show them some love this Friday night and flash them with new updates? There are new updates including one to mitigate…
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WPA3 is a year old and it seems it has a few flaws which still need to be ironed out, though it can still offer better protection than WPA2. The Inquirer describes…
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Do you have a love/hate relationship with DNS and how it makes your life so interesting? If not, hopefully you aren't using one of the D-Link, ARG-W4, DSLink, Secutech or TOTOLINK routers…
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