Today, I want to look at one of the fundamentals of cyber security – accountability – in particular, I want to talk about email communications. Email communications Nearly thirty years ago, I sat in on a meeting of senior solicitors as they got to grips with how they were going …
Because It’s Friday – Snow!
Following the “wonderful” weather over the Bank Holiday weekend I thought this video explainer from xkcd would be perfect for today’s “Because It’s Friday“. If that is a little cold for you, then what about a hot sandwich? Have a good weekend. Clive Photo by Egor Kamelev
Picking your targets
A series of fake Google ads leading to fake typosquatting domains, pretending to be for popular IT support tools and apps have been reported by BleepingComputer. Fake Zenmap. WinMRT sites target IT staff with Bumblebee malware Many of these tools require administrator access to networks and devices to function, so …
The Out-Of-Office Email and How It Compromises Your Organisation’s Cyber Security
I am in the process of writing our new course at the moment – more details in our newsletter – so for the Wednesday Bit this week I have an article about the out-of-office email, first published on CyberAwake. I chose this article as I have been discussing with several …
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Signal for privacy
The secure messaging app Signal has made the news recently with various members of the US Government using it to avoid accountability (possibly) and to inappropriately share their thoughts on secret operations with journalists and then the rest of the world (accually). I am a Signal user – I like …