It is important to try to learn from other people’s mistakes. Here is what Uber learned recently. Story on TechRepublic
Month: September 2022
LastPass: Hacker Had Access to Development System for 4 Days
Password Managers have become a necessity for cybersecurity. However, our largest fears can still happen when your security vendor gets compromised. LastPass maintains no users were compromised, and PCMag still recognizes them as a Best in Sub-Class, but it does give one pause… Story on PCMag
Free Decryptor Released for LockerGoga Ransomware
Victims of attacks like Ransonware should search to see if anyone out there has tools to help you recover. But Prevention is always better than Recovery Story on PCMag
Understanding Microsoft’s grand vision for building the next generation of apps
Microsoft is focused on finding ways to change the development cycle. Everyone can participate in the tools they are developing. Story on ZDNet
Say Hello to Crazy Thin ‘Deep Insert’ ATM Skimmers
Thieves are getting more and more skilled at altering real devices in order to intercept your real transactions. Story on Krebs On Security
Stay Under the Radar: How to Send an Anonymous Email
You can never have too many Security skills. Understanding Anonymous Email is another tool everyone can use. Story on PCMag
The future of the web will need a different sort of software developer
As technology changes, the development process will as well. Story on ZDNet
Please Stop Oversharing! No, Really!
For a large part of the population, it is difficult to complain about tech companies violating privacy, when the people are voluntarily giving away everything for free. Change habits. Story on PCMag
The ransomware problem won’t get better until we change one thing
Difficult problems required complex and at times difficult solutions. But depending on preparation, sometimes it can be easier for you than for others. Story on ZDNet
The rise of Linux malware: 9 tips for securing the OSS
Along the lines of the Mac, many people mistakenly believe that their favorite OS is immune to problems. The real world, however, “is no respecter of persons.” Story on TechRepublic