
Bomb Threat E-mails
Investigating the wave of bomb-threat emails that triggered evacuations across the United States, starting from two domains supplied by a trusted source.

Investigating the wave of bomb-threat emails that triggered evacuations across the United States, starting from two domains supplied by a trusted source.

A look at the Kickstarter-funded Litmor Capsule camera: what someone already on the local network can reach, and what they cannot.

Tracing a malicious Bing ad campaign through a Chrome download to adware, and the companies the IPs and payloads connect back to.

What a world without net neutrality looks like from the customer’s side, told through a Netflix stream that stops and a support call that explains why.

Four versions of Skype, a retirement deadline reversed by user backlash, and the problems that come with the version Microsoft wants everyone on.

Hands-on testing of Panda Adaptive Defense 360, following an earlier NGAV review: where it delivers, where it stumbles, and whether it is really the future of antivirus.

Firewall logs full of unidentified crawlers running headless Chrome: what they appear to be collecting, and why they never identify themselves honestly.

A USPS-themed phishing PDF opens onto a researcher’s goldmine of phishing sites, hosted at a colocation provider with a pattern worth noting.

Phishing campaigns using valid domains and newsletter-bounceback reply addresses to slip past reputational checks, delivering obfuscated Word macro droppers that exploit Office CVE-2017-0199.
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