Naked Security
REvil ransomware crew dangles $1,000,000 cybercrime carrot
When a company pays a multimillion dollar ransomware blackmail demand, where do you think the money goes?
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Naked Security Live – “SMS scams: keep yourself and your family safe!”
Naked Security Live - here's the recorded version of our latest video. Enjoy.
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Blast from the past! Windows XP source code allegedly leaked online
Windows XP source code! Fair game to take a peek, or best to look away?
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iPhone 12 scam pretends to be Apple “chatbot” – don’t fall for it!
If you got someone else's "free offer" in what looked like a misdirected message, would you take a peek?
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Naked Security Live – “The Zerologon hole: are you at risk?”
Naked Security Live - here's the recorded version of our latest video. Enjoy.
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A real-life Maze ransomware attack – “If at first you don’t succeed…”
The crooks wanted $15,000,000. They didn't get it. Huzzah!
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Zerologon – hacking Windows servers with a bunch of zeros
Cryptography is hard. And cryptographic blunders can be hard to spot. This one was there for years...
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Naked Security Live – “Should you worry about your wallpaper?”
Naked Security Live - here's the recorded version of our latest video. Enjoy.
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Serious Security: Hacking Windows passwords via your wallpaper
Themes and wallpapers - how dangerous can they really be?
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Fake web alerts – how to spot and stop them
How do you spot and deal with fake system alerts on both computers and mobile devices?
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Monday review – catch up on our latest articles and videos
Our recent articles and videos, all in one place.
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Phishing tricks – the Top Ten Treacheries of 2020
Here's the Top Ten - or perhaps we mean The Worst Ten. How many would you fall for?
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Vishing scams use Amazon and Prime as lures – don’t get caught!
How do you deal with scam calls on a phone number you keep for emergencies?
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