Cracked Uber accounts tumble to 40 cents on the dark web
A posting from naked security titled " Cracked Uber accounts tumble to 40 cents on the dark web" by Lisa Vaas emember those cracked Uber accounts that were selling for as little as $1 on the dark web a few months ago? Well, welcome to the Midsummer Madness Sale: prices have been slashed, and now, they're going […]
Using ambient sound as a two-factor authentication system
A posting from naked security titled " Using ambient sound as a two-factor authentication system" by Lee Munson We know that many of us are no good at choosing our own passwords. That's why companies are increasingly looking to bolster their own website security through additional authentication methods. To that end, we've seen many different forms of […]
EU's Cybersecurity Strategy gets harsh criticism from data protection advocate
A posting from Naked Security on Cybersecurty Strategy : A top EU data privacy advocate has criticised the European Union's plans to combat cybercrime, saying they don't provide enough protection for personal data. In the same statement, the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) Peter Hustinx suggested that too little attention has been paid to existing regulations and […]
US law enforcers want to see a kill switch on our mobile phones
US law enforcers want to see a kill switch on our mobile phones
Phishers try flattery with Facebook Page owners
An interesting article in Naked Security on Phishers try flattery with Facebook Page owners: Beware, fanboys and fangirls: phishers are targeting Facebook Page owners with a bogus message supposedly sent from Facebook Security. According to Hoax-Slayer, the scam claims that Facebook is rolling out a new security feature to protect Page owners. This supposed new security feature is dubbed the "Fan […]