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Monthly Archives: December 2016

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Rule 41 Opponents Vow to Fight Government’s New Hacking Powers
Europol cop took terror dossier home, flashed it to the web accidentally
Cut through the FUD in online security tips
AWS tries to protect its customers from DDoS attacks with new service
Android malware steals access to more than 1 million Google accounts
News in brief: Pi bakes in security; net neutrality fears; Rule 41 delay fails
Mozilla Patches Firefox Zero Day Used to Unmask Tor Browser Users
Gooligan hooligans have compromised at least one million Google accounts
Who’s responsible for data compliance? 25% of execs don’t know
Firefox and Tor users update now: 0-day exploit in the wild
Hull surfers cut off by router attack
RAF Club members emailed fake invoices. Has it been hacked?
Honest but uncomplimentary reviews protected as Congress outlaws contract gag clauses
Security Sessions: Lessons learned from the Dyn DNS attacks
Uber now collecting location data even after you leave a driver’s car
Under attack: How hackers could remotely target your pacemaker
2017 security predictions
Firefox zero-day: Mozilla races to patch bug used to attack Tor browser users
900,000 Deutsche Telekom Routers Disabled by Massive Cyber Attack
10 key security terms devops ninjas need to know
Clients say they’ll take their money and run if service hacked – poll
Tor users at risk of having their anonymity stripped via attacks exploiting Firefox zero-day
From the ‘everybody should have an off-site backup’ department…
Fatal flaws in ten pacemakers make for Denial of Life attacks
SHIFT + F10, Linux gets you Windows 10’s cleartext BitLocker key
UCam247 tells El Reg most of its cams aren’t vulnerable to GET vuln
Google’s Project Zero tweaking Microsoft, because it did fix a bug

security update

Risk Level: Very Low. Type: Trojan.