Do you use split DNS i.e. all internal lookups use an internal-only server and external lookups are only allowed from a dedicated DNS server. It’s good practise to only allow […]

When I saw this on the news last night my immediate thought was “Why is he using email to send sensitive documents?”. Then I remembered my time working with law […]

Like having control of what gets sent to Microsoft? I looks like you’re considered a ‘Severe’ threat…: […] Since the end of July, Windows 10 users began reporting that Windows […]

I’ve been in one of the startups at Black Hat. For the physical show you sit at a (very) small booth and try to snare people as they come past […]

A California company that helps telemarketing firms avoid getting sued for violating a federal law that seeks to curb robocalls has leaked the phone numbers, email addresses and passwords of […]

All the other reasons given in the article pale into insignificance against the simple fact that the risk:reward ratio is very attractive…: […] Catching ransomware gangs is far too hard […]

Using QNAP devices, or maybe your WFH users might be using one? Get the message out to back up, reset, and update. Now…: In a joint alert from the United […]

If you’ve never fancied (or had an employer to pay for) Vegas in August, here’s a new way of attending Black Hat this week…: […] Wylie says they are doing […]

This is mildly bizarre. A British tabloid can’t decide whether to celebrate the ‘plucky’ teenager or condemn him…: Mason Sheppard, 19, from Bognor Regis, has been charged with hacking Twitter […]

Three individuals have been charged for their alleged roles in the July 15 hack on Twitter, an incident that resulted in Twitter profiles for some of the world’s most recognizable […]