A 29-year-old man has admitted hacking into an ISP's servers and deleting data belonging to the business, after he threatened to burn down its offices and menaced a company director with an axe.
...
Something as simple as opening a PDF file can infect your computer, and potentially allow malicious hackers to gain access to your corporate network.
Cybercriminals create boobytrapped PDF files, exploiting vulnerabilities in PDF reading software such as Adobe Reader, and either spam them out to unsuspecting victims or plant them on websites where they lie in wait for visitors.
...
Too many internet users are making poor decisions when choosing their passwords.
We've spoken time and time again about the importance of choosing hard-to-crack, unguessable, unique passwords that (provided the website you are using looks after its databases properly) will make life very difficult for password crackers.
...
Several media organizations have recently reported that Chrome has bypassed Internet Explorer in worldwide browser market share.
Here at Sophos, we don't keep track of that sort of thing, but we have seen a major change in browser marketing over the last 24 months. The browser makers are selling security.
...
Stefan Viehböck, an independent security researcher, published a paper on Boxing Day titled "Brute forcing Wi-Fi Protected Setup" to his WordPress blog disclosing a weakness in the configuration of most consumer/SoHo Wi-Fi routers.
...
A number of websites associated with US police have been compromised by AntiSec hackers in apparent support of the "Occupy" demonstrations.
One of the sites targeted was the Boston Police Patrolmen's Association (BPPA), which suffered a hack which resulted in the release of a thousand usernames and passwords.
...
Re: Last one to post wins the internets
I tried that but the raccoon always wanting to watch teen girls dancing on TikTok got to be really annoying.
IdolEyes787 Today, 11:30 AM