(24-01-23) Blog 24 – A cautionary tale of default settings
For many years, many cyber security professionals (myself included) have droned on about the need…
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(23-01-23) Blog 23 – VASTFlux malvertising operation taken down
A large-scale advertising fraud operation dubbed 'Vastflux' which has been predominantly targeting iOS users has…
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(22-01-23) Blog 22 – wHy dO My dNS QuEriEs lOOk oDd?
In an attempt to further secure our online browsing activities, Google has started rolling out…
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(21-01-23) Blog 21 – Download and be damned
It's always been a bit tricky when you are looking for a new app to…
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(20-01-23) Blog 20 – Is TikTok really that evil?
Look anywhere online and you will see many posts on the subject of TikTok =…
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(19-01-23) Blog 19 – One
"I can't remember anythingCan't tell if this is true or a dreamDeep down inside I…
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(18-01-23) Blog 18 – e-ink licence plates – a drunken idea made real?
A year or so ago, whilst in a hotel bar, I had a beer or…
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(17-01-23) Blog 17 – Heimdall WiFi Radar
A post popped up on my Twitter feed the other day which sparked my interest,…
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(16-01-23) Blog 16 – A no-hands wheelie down nostalgia avenue
December 25th 1978 was a pivotal moment in my life. It was the Christmas, when…
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(15-01-23) Blog 15 – LockBit ransomware
You may have seen over the last few days that the Royal Mail has been…