- 03, 14, 2012
- No Comments.
- By Graham Cluley
- featured, HDMI, Malware, noise, Xbox
HDMI cable protects your Xbox 360 from noisy viruses!
Do you find that viruses are too noisy? Do they interfere with the quality of images when you’re playing games on your XBOX 360?
Well, fear not!
Take a Tour- 03, 14, 2012
- No Comments.
- By Graham Cluley
- featured, Malware, Microsoft, MS12-020, RDP, Remote Desktop Protocol, Vulnerability
Microsoft: Critical worm hole could be exploited within 30 days
Listen up, this one is serious.
There is a critical vulnerability in many versions of Windows, which could be exploited to spread a worm automatically between vulnerable computers.
Take a Tour- 03, 14, 2012
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- By Lisa Vaas
- Facebook, featured, Foursquare, geotagging, military, Mobile, Privacy, smartphones, Social networks, Timeline, US Army, Vulnerability
US Army warns about the risks of geotagging
With the dangers of geotagging more than obvious for soldiers, the US Army is also warning civilians against tagging their every move.
Take a Tour- 03, 14, 2012
- No Comments.
- By Graham Cluley
- featured, Iran, Law & order, Mark Thompson, Tehran, Vulnerability
Cyber-attack on BBC Persian Service linked to Iranian intimidation
The BBC has revealed that it suffered a “sophisticated cyber attack” following a campaign of persistent intimidation from the Iranian authorities.
Take a Tour- 03, 13, 2012
- No Comments.
- By Graham Cluley
- extradition, featured, gary mckinnon, Law & order, richard o'dwyer, tvshack, tvshack.net
TVShack’s Richard O’Dwyer "sold down the river" as extradition to USA cleared
The British Home Secretary, Theresa May, has approved the extradition to the United States of the 23-year-old student who created the TVShack website.
Take a Tour- 03, 13, 2012
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- By Graham Cluley
- anonymous, featured, Hacking, hacktivism, Law & order
The problem with Anonymous.. it doesn’t know who it is
If your movement has no defined leadership, no structure, no way for people to officially become members.. how can it define what’s done in the name of the movement and what isn’t?
Anonymity can have its drawbacks.
Take a Tour- 03, 13, 2012
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- By Lisa Vaas
- challenge, featured, Hackers, Hacking, Hacks, International Space Apps Challenge, International Space Station, Malware, NASA, space
NASA invites you to hack space!
Can you build an app that can determine the Earth’s size? NASA is inviting all to try.
Take a Tour- 03, 12, 2012
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- By Graham Cluley
- Data loss, featured, Glee, Hacking, Heather Morris, Malware, Mobile, photos, Privacy
Nude Heather Morris pictures – hacker blamed
Nude photos alleged to be of Glee’s Heather Morris have been released on the web, after allegedly being stolen by hackers from her mobile phone.
Read this before you click on any links, and – if you’re a celebrity – learn how to stop this from happeni…
Take a Tour- 03, 12, 2012
- No Comments.
- By Graham Cluley
- featured, Gordon Ramsay, Law & order, Malware, Phil Hall, Privacy, spyware
Gordon Ramsay sues over hacked emails that revealed hair transplant
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay is suing a former editor of the disgraced News of the World newspaper in a case involving hacked emails.
Take a Tour- 03, 12, 2012
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- By Carole Theriault
- Data loss, Facebook, Fake, featured, James Stavridis, military, NATO, Privacy, social network, Social networks
Five free tips to take from Nato’s top dog fake Facebook account
It was recently revealed that a fake Facebook account was created in the name of James Stavridis, Nato’s Supreme Allied Commander. Here are some tips and tricks to avoid falling for similar scams.
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