As Microsoft’s Head of Deception, Ross Bevington is responsible for setting up and maintaining honeypots that look like legitimate systems and servers….
Month: November 2021
What is facial recognition?
Facebook recently announced it would give up on its facial recognition system. Facebook, or Meta, was using software to automatically identify…
Windows Installer vulnerability becomes actively exploited zero-day
Sometimes the ways in which malicious code gets in the hands of cybercriminals is frustrating for those in the industry, and…
Windows 10 chills out, gives sysadmins a break
A few short weeks ago, Microsoft launched the very latest version of its desktop operating system (OS), Windows 11. In security…
Please don’t buy this! 3 gift card scams to watch out for this holiday season
With the holiday season around the corner, we thought it was a good time to look at the dangers that come…
Millions of GoDaddy customer data compromised in breach
Domain name registrar giant and hosting provider GoDaddy yesterday disclosed to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that it had suffered…
The Internet is not safe enough for women, and Sue Krautbauer has some ideas about why: Lock and Code S02E22
Decades ago, the promise of the Internet was clear: No one, depending on their age, gender, race, income, or place of…
How to defend your website against card skimmers
Black Friday and the holiday season are approaching, and shoppers are forecast to spend record amounts again this year. Retail websites…
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Malwarebytes CrackMe – contest summary
On October 29 we published our third CrackMe Challenge and announced two parallel tracks for the contest: “The fastest solve” ,…