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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Operation Onymous: 17-nation bust takes out over 400 “hidden services”
It turns out that last week’s bust of Silk Road 2.0’s kingpin was just a hint at what was coming: namely, a multinational crackdown on dark-market sites hidden away on the Tor network. 
Notes from SophosLabs: On the trail of rootkits and other malware
When an interesting new piece of malware makes the news, the first question people ask is usually, “How does it work? ” And that leaves us with the question behind the question: “How do you tell what it does?”
Is your webcam or baby monitor video feed being streamed to this website?
A website is searching for and publishing streams from internet-enabled cameras secured only with default passwords. Make sure you’re not one of them.
My password is…no, sorry, it’s completely slipped my mind – 60 Sec Security [VIDEO]
Here’s the latest episode of our weekly “60 Second Security” video. It’ll only take a minute…
53 million email addresses stolen in Home Depot breach
In addition to the 56 million credit cards exposed in the recent breach at Home Depot, investigators have now revealed that more than 53 million email addresses were stolen too.
Alleged operator of Silk Road 2.0 busted, charged in NYC
The FBI on Thursday arrested Blake Benthall, also known as “Defcon”, for allegedly being kingpin 2.0 of Silk Road 2.0, and the Feds said they won’t get tired of shutting down Silk Roads whenever they spring up.
Department of Homeland Security employee data breached in “state-sponsored attack”
Personal data may well have been snatched out of the US government’s top employee background-checking firm in what officials are calling a major security breach. 
Navy gunners unphased by “integer overflow bug” concerns
Today, Naked Security received an out-of-the-ordinary email… ..from a vacationing coder with a penchant for fitting geekiness into regular life! We loved his story. We think you will too.
3 ways to make your Yahoo Mail account safer
Following on from our detailed guide to securing your webmail, here’s a quick breakdown of how to make the most important fixes, for users of Yahoo Mail.