Month: April 2020

On April 28th, I read an article talking about the Nigerian Scam. In prior posts, I’ve talked about my own experiences about women who have…

On the 29th Brian Krebs penned another article in the serious series asking about whether you’d fall for phone scams. People will stop at nothing…

Another breach, this time at an unlikely source. Paay Misconfiguration Leaves Transaction Data Exposed is the article and I’m absolutely shocked! This is a credit…

Zeus Sphinx is back although I know that Zeus itself was dealing with stealing banking credentials. This time, in an article from Forbes, we learn…

There’s going to be a lot in this one, and lots of stories may be of interest to you. Some of the stories I’ve covered,…

In an article that talks about Zoom busting their efforts on security, I’m hoping that they are. Being scrutinized in this way is no fun…

I’m glad tha I don’t do a whole lot of opening of mail on my phone. There has been reports of two zero days that…

On the 23rd of this month, I read a very interesting article in regards to a very large botnet in Peru which was disrupted. While…

On the 22nd, I read this article that talks about senators in the United States asking cyber command and other agencies to do more in…

Two days ago, I read a very interesting article I’m using for the blog post entitled When in Doubt: Hang Up, Look Up, & Call…

In this blog post posted on April 1 2020 asked the question whether Mariot was breached. On Security Now, podcast 762, Leo Laporte mentioned between…

On the 21st of April, I read an article that indicates that more banks are targeted in attacks. Luckily, this is not happening in the…

Hackers posed as Egyptian oil contractor in apparent spy campaign ahead of OPEC meeting I’m going to use the article title I’ll link to from…

In a very lengthy article, Trend Micro talks about the internet of things and the Linux operating system. Thought you were safe with all these…

I’m going to borrow this blog post’s title for my own, because this is such an important title. Trend Micro’s lengthy article on this is…

The CFAA, otherwise known as the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, will soon have its day in court. Demand Progress’s own founder committed suicide over…

Again I’m behind, but I’m not behind by weeks. Last week in security news braught up some things that are quite interesting. I may have…