The photo for the huge water slide was stolen from a US company and used on 50 event pages for UK towns and cities, none of which report knowing anything about it.
Monthly Archives: August 2015
Avoid that cyberflash – 60 Second Security
Here’s our weekly 1-minute video: Android, Adobe and Apple’s AirDrop all get a look in this time.
How not to be “cyberflashed” on your iPhone
After writing about “cyberflashing,” we were asked to put our advice on how to avoid it in one place. Here it is.
Webcam spy sends couple photos of previous night’s Netflix snuggle session
Unbeknown to the couple, they were actually sharing their movie night with a spy who was watching them via the webcam on their laptop.
Cybersquatter frenzy as Google becomes Alphabet without owning alphabet.com
Google’s big announcement this Monday that it was creating a new holding company called Alphabet took the business world by surprise, and cybersquatters have moved in to exploit confusion about the Alphabet domain name and website.
Craigslist sex ad used for ‘retribution’ against FBI agent, Feds say
The ad invited men to have sex with the agent and his wife, included their phone number and address, and led to two calls from respondents.
Pregnancy groups warn of ‘Preggophiles’ stealing Facebook photos of baby bumps
Three different birthing groups have warned their members about people who use a fake woman’s name to join Facebook groups in order to get hold of baby bump photos.
Apple issues updates for lots of critical holes – patch now!
Whether you believe in Mac malware or not, you still need the latest Apple patches to close off numerous critical holes.
Cyberflasher Airdrops rude images to victim’s iPhone
Apple’s AirDrop sends you an image so you can decide whether you want the sender to send it to you. What could possibly go wrong?
The latest accessory to flummox facial recognition cameras – the Privacy Visor!
Wear it with the melting-face T-shirt and the hoodie that kicks away light, and you’ll be the belle of the privacy ball!