Coronavirus Cybersecurity: Scams To Watch Out For
The Coronavirus pandemic has shocked the world in recent months, with many countries being forced to go into lockdown or encourage its nationals to self-isolate as much as possible. Many are trying ...
Shmoocon 2020 – Alissa Gilbert’s ‘Anti-Forensics For Fun And Privacy’
Thanks to the 0xdade for publishing these outstanding Shmoocon 2020 Convention videos via the 0xdade YouTube channel and the 0xdade Shmoocon 2020 Playlist for everyone to view, learn and, of course, enjoy ...
Cyber Resiliency Begins at Home
As organizations send employees home, so too do educational institutions. With everyone relying on the home network as never before, it is important to take time securing it ? and your family ...
Discovered Artifacts in Decrypted HTTPS
We released a PCAP file earlier this year, which was recorded as part of a live TLS decryption demo at the CS3Sthlm conference. The demo setup used PolarProxy running on a Raspberry ...
Australian Information Commissioner Holds Facebook’s Feet To The Barbie…
Image Courtesy of Wikipedia via Natasha Lomas - writing at TechCrunch, comes this story of the Australian Information Commissioner filing proceedings targeting Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ: FB) over the Cambridge Analytica data breach ...
California Proposal for Mandatory Cyber Insurance
Will California’s bill to force cyber insurance be a harbinger for the rest of the U.S.? On Feb. 15, California Assemblyman Ed Chau, representing the Western San Gabriel Valley (near President Nixon’s ...
GPS Tracking Device Removal From Your Vehicle Is Not Thievery
According to this judicial opinion; that is, however read the full story, via Timothy B. Lee, writing at Ars Technica your opinion may be the same, or - of course - it ...
SIM Swap Crypto Lawsuit Goes Forward in Los Angeles
Can AT&T be held liable for identity theft resulting from SIM swapping? In June 2017, Michael Terpin, a prominent cryptocurrency trader from Puerto Rico, turned on his cell phone and found it ...
FCC Proposes to Fine Wireless Carriers $200M for Selling Customer Location Data
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) today proposed fines of more than $200 million against the nation's four largest wireless carriers for selling access to their customers' location information without taking adequate ...
Bitcoin Tumbling Leads to Multicount Indictment
Is the practice of tumbling or mixing bitcoin actually illegal? That’s a tricky question Larry Dean Harmon of Akron, Ohio, operated a company called Helix which, together with the DDW marketplace AlphaBay, ...
