Naked Security Posts
Thursday, July 13, 2017 at 5:03PM 
News in brief: dark web sites attacked; radio station pwnd; Russian hacker jailed for nine years
Your daily round-up of some of the other stories in the news
Mark your calendar for the net neutrality Day of Action
Tomorrow - July 12 - is the Internet-Wide Day of Action, with big online names from Kickstarter and Vimeo to Reddit and Spotify banding together to express their objection to overturning rules that guarantee net neutrality
Two-factor via your mobile phone – should you stop using it?
Although SIM cards themselves are very secure, it's annoyingly easy for a crook to get hold of one for your number
Your gadget could save your life: smart device phones police
We write a lot about the privacy issues of connected things in your home - but one device might have saved lives
Russians told to log in to Pornhub using verified social media accounts
Russians need a passport to get a SIM card, a cell number to get a VK account, and the VK account to log into Pornhub. What's behind this new requirement?
Your daily round-up of some of the other stories in the news
Social engineering – explored and explained by our experts [VIDEO]
Join Sophos experts James Burchell and Greg Iddon as they explore, explain - and help you to fight back against - social engineering.
Researchers find chinks in the armour of satellite phone calls
Could the proof of concept the researchers describe be used to eavesdrop on actual satellite phone calls? It depends ...
How app developers are gaming Google Play to boost their rankings
Our researchers spotted some app developers who were gaming the Google Play store - here's what they uncovered in their investigation
So long, Windows Phone – it was nice knowing you
The end of support for Windows Phone 8.1 is pretty much the death knell for a platform that never took off but which was widely liked - not least for its security
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