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Internet Explorer 11 Vulnerability Opens Door To Phishing

Many sources are reporting (see here) a bug in Internet Explorer 11 that could support a very credible looking phishing attack.  Interestingly, this attack does not work on older versions of Internet Explorer, which is the reverse of what usually happens.  The problem was disclosed on Saturday with a proof of concept on the full […]

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BMW Fixes Bug That Would Allow Hackers To Unlock Your Car

BMW announced that it had fixed a bug that would have allowed hackers to compromise it’s ConnectedDrive car automation system.  The bug affected over two million BMWs, Minis and Rolls Royces, according to Mashable. Apparently, the communications between BMW’s servers and your car were not even encrypted, so the solution was to use HTTPS to […]

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Your Home Internet Router May Have Caused the Xbox-Playstation Outage On Christmas Day

I have been meaning to write about this for a week now, but a conversation I had last night with a security-geek friend (thanks, Tim!) allows me to combine two posts.  Happy Friday! First, the subject line.  Lizard Squad, the group that claimed responsibility for shutting down the Microsoft xBox and Sony Playstation networks on […]

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