The criminal’s cloak: Bitcoin’s new role in ransomware
There’s a tradition in policing, popularized by All The President’s Men – to expose criminal activity, you follow the...
OS X Yosemite: Are security and privacy the first thought or...
Mac OS X Yosemite (10.10) has arrived and, according to Apple, it comes with safety. Built right in. The company’s...
Don’t get bit: URL-shortening service flagged as malware
This article was originally published on November 6, 2014. If you can't trust Bitly, who can you trust? Citizens of...
Hungry for change: Citizens bite back at Internet tax
Think your Internet is expensive? It might be — according to the New America Foundation, you could easily pay...
Backoff, malware! POS problem won’t leave well enough alone
Visited a Dairy Queen lately and paid with your credit or debit card? If so, it's possible your personal...
Verizon’s ‘perma-cookie’: Just another example of how ISPs invade, threaten our...
**Update: Verizon forced 'supercookies' on all of their customers until March 2015, when several senators raised privacy concerns over...
Unsuspecting Android users could find malware wrapped in image files
Researchers have discovered a new technique which could allow malicious apps to be delivered to unsuspecting Android users via...
Old ATMs susceptible to malware attacks, ATM scams on the rise
Back in the summer of 2010 the late Barnaby Jack gave a presentation at the Black Hat security conference in...
Malware infects MS Office: Like you needed another reason to hate...
“Death by PowerPoint” — it's a common refrain from office workers inundated by one lifeless slideshow after another, desperately...
Sick and tired: Ebola malware making the rounds
What are your chances of contracting Ebola, the awful haemorrhagic fever spreading through West Africa? Despite recent media coverage...
