TOP STORIES Don't Look Now! Google Glass Pwned By Lowly QR Code Earlier this week, we wrote about how some features of Google Glass could be used as attack vectors. Well gentle reader, it has already come to pass: Lookout has announced that they have discovered a critical vulnerability in Google Glass. Thankfully, Google has already patched the issue. Share This: Google Test-Driving NSA-Proof Encryption for Google Drive Google is exploring ways to encrypt files stored in Google Drive to prevent the the U.S. government and other authorities from demanding access to user data, according to a CNET report. Share This: Encryption Bug in SIM Card Can be Used to Hack Millions of Phones A flaw in the encryption technology used by some SIM cards in mobile devices can be exploited to take control of the device, a German researcher has found. Share This: Android Remote Access Trojan for Sale, Cheap! A Remote-Access Trojan, or RAT, is a targeted tool allowing the RAT's owner to download files, run programs, spy using your webcam... the RAT gives total control. RATs exist for Android too, and for just $37 you can easily create a Trojan that will install your very own Android RAT. Scary? You bet! Share This: Ubuntu Forum Hack Affects 1.8M, Time to Get a Password Manager The official forums for the Linux Ubuntu OS have been offline following a security breach this weekend. An intruder reportedly gained access to 1.8 million user names and passwords as part of the attack. If you're among those affected, now would be a good time to get a password manager. Share This: How to Stay Safe While Traveling Summertime! Off to the beach, or to the mountains for some cooler temperatures. Visiting family or exploring new locales. Keep the following security tips from Grayson Milbourne, director of security intelligence at Webroot, in mind as you make your travel plans this summer. Share This: Mobile Threat Monday: Fake Disney Princess Wallpapers As apps go, wallpapers seem to be fairly benign, don't they? It's just a bunch of images and videos. What harm could they possibly do? Share This:
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