Yahoo server breach isn’t due to Shellshock as initially thought By Darren Allan published 7 October 14 Alex Stamos, chief information security officer at Yahoo, has come forward and clarified the situation over the Yahoo security breach – no user data was involved.
Shellshock: The worst is yet to come By Ian Barker published 4 October 14 It's now just over a week since news of the Shellshock bug broke and analysts are still trying to work out just how much of an impact it could have.
Tech News Weekly Podcast 38: The FBI slams Apple and Google, AI gets smarter, and the Shellshock bug shocks the world By Paul Cooper published 2 October 14 In this podcast we welcome Dan Raywood, Editor of the IT Security Guru to talk with Paul Cooper and Wayne Scott about the latest Shellshock securty scare, dubbed "worse than Heartbleed."
Shellshock: Apple patch missed a third vulnerability By Jamie Hinks published 1 October 14 Security researchers uncovered an additional vulnerability inside Apple OS X Mountain Lion that is susceptible to the Shellshock bug.
Apple patches OS X against Shellshock bug: Now it's your turn By Paul Cooper published 30 September 14 Apple has released a patch designed to neutralise the gaping vulnerability known as "Shellshock", an exploit in many Unix-based computers' shells that allows attackers to gain complete control.
Shellshock bug is so bad it could take years to eradicate By Ian Barker published 28 September 14 Ever since yesterday’s news of the Shellshock Bash bug broke cyber security experts have been lining up to make clear how bad it really is. Apparently it's very bad.
Shellshock: Apple tells OS X users not to worry By Jamie Hinks published 26 September 14 The Bash command line exploit won’t affect most OS X users unless the person in question has configured advanced UNIX services.
