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 […]
LinkedIn flips the two-factor authentication switch
A posting from Naked Security on LinkedIn authentication: Happy anniversary of getting the bejeezus hacked out of you, LinkedIn! Maybe the timing is just a coincidence, but the career-toned social networking site got savagely hacked on 5 June 2012. Cybercrooks stole about 6.5 million passwords, over 60% of which were cracked within the span of […]
Not good enough, Oracle - promises to secure Java are too little, too late
An interesting article from Naked security: Oracle has promised to work harder to make Java more secure. Given the constant flood of high-profile, heavily-exploited vulnerabilities, are Oracle's new ideas going to be enough to save this piece of software from drowning in bad vibes? In a lengthy blog post last week, the head of Java […]