On the face of it Jeb Bush’s decision to make 250,000 emails from his time as Governor public is a great step forward in transparency. But what about those people who sent the emails?
Monthly Archives: February 2015
“Most adorable bug” – Raspberry Pi 2 crashes when you take a photo of it
It’s not buggy, it’s camera-shy! The tiny, budget Raspberry Pi faints when you flash a photo of it, and it’s likewise not keen on laser pointers.
The “JASBUG” Windows vulnerability – beyond the hype, what you need to know
Struggling to understand the JASBUG flaw fixed by Microsoft in this month’s Update Tuesday? Paul Ducklin explains it clearly, with minimal jargon.
Update Tuesday wrap-up, February 2015 – don’t let JASBUG distract you
Be careful! The JASBUG vulnerability in Windows is grabbing the headlines, but there are other bugs that could hit you harder. Paul Ducklin explains…
Anonymous takes down dozens of “terrorist” social media accounts in #OpISIS
Infamous hacktivist group Anonymous has begun a new operation designed to take down ISIS sympathisers on the web.
It’s Safer Internet Day – and we’d love you to join in!
Today is #SID2015, the 12th Safer Internet Day. We’d love you to join in – here’s why, and how!
TurboTax resumes e-filing following torrent of fraudulent tax returns
TurboTax, a popular tax app, recommenced on Saturday after having taken security measures that include multifactor authentication.
Gamer swatted while live-streaming on Twitch.TV
A gamer has been targeted by anonymous trolls in the middle of a Twitch stream of RuneScape. 
3 questions you should be asking on Safer Internet Day
Keeping safe online is a journey, not a destination. So, instead of telling you what to do on Safer Internet Day, we’re going to arm you with 3 simple questions you can ask yourself whenever you want to try something new…
Chipotle apologises for offensive tweets, says account was hacked
Mexican fast-food chain Chipotle was forced to apologise after its hacked Twitter account spewed out a string of unpalatable tweets.