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Paul Ducklin
You’ve probably heard the old joke: “Humour in the public service? It’s no laughing matter!”
But the thing with downbeat, blanket judgements of this...
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Paul Ducklin
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With Paul Ducklin and Chester Wisniewski.
Intro and...
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Paul Ducklin
Apple just pushed out an emergency update for two zero-day bugs that are apparently actively being exploited.
There’s a remote code execution hole (RCE)...
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Paul Ducklin
The latest update to Google’s Chrome browser is out, bumping the four-part version number to 104.0.5112.101 (Mac and Linux), or to 104.0.5112.102 (Windows).
According...
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Naked Security writer
You’ve almost certainly seen and heard the word Conti in the context of cybercrime.
Conti is the name of a well-known ransomware gang...
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Paul Ducklin
At the well-known DEF CON security shindig in Las Vegas, Nevada, last week, Mac cybersecurity researcher Patrick Wardle revealed a “get-root” elevation of...
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Paul Ducklin
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With Doug Aamoth and Paul Ducklin.
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Paul Ducklin
Popular collaboration tool Slack (not to be confused with the nickname of the world’s longest-running Linux distro, Slackware) has just owned up to...
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Paul Ducklin
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Paul Ducklin
Just over a year ago, we wrote about a “cybersecurity researcher” who posted almost 4000 pointlessly poisoned Python packages to the popular repository...
