WordPress issues critical security fixes, closing remote anonymous compromise bug and more

WordPress has just published a critical security release. If you’re still on WordPress 3, this is about as critical as it gets, because one of the fixes closes a “remote anonymous compromise” bug.

“That’s not a hack…” – 60 Sec Security [VIDEO]

Here’s our latest 60 Second Security video. One week of news in one amusingly informative minute…

SSCC 174 – Who says law enforcement isn’t tackling cybercrime? [PODCAST]

Here’s the latest epsiode of our weekly Chet Chat podcast, for your listening pleasure. From a carder ring that got busted to a spamming system that ran amuck, let yourself be amused and educated at the same time…

Microsoft “tops up” Patch Tuesday, issues delayed fix for zero-day hole in logon security

Microsoft has issued a “top up” security bulletin for a fix that didn’t quite make it into the November 2014 Patch Tuesday. The vulnerability can be used to turn any user into a domain administrator, and it’s been exploited in the wild…

The worst password in the penitentiary – 60 Sec Security

Here’s this week’s 60 Second Security video. The latest news made educational and amusing…and it only takes a minute.

SSCC 173 – Lest we forget [PODCAST]

Here’s the latest episode of our weekly “Chet Chat” security podast. Chet and Duck take on the week’s news in their inimitable way…enjoy!

Snapchat to warn users about third-party apps, ask them to change their passwords

Instead of how it’s handled The Snappening mass image doxing aftermath so far – i.e., warning users that third-party apps are against its Terms of Use and trawling Google Play and the App Store to snuff them out – Snapchat will now sniff out Snapchatters using third-party apps, warn them that they’ve wandered into a scary app neighborhood, and ask them to change their passwords.