Emily

The security vulnerabilities of working from home. It's only a matter of time before a large data breach of Zoom credentials.

@nugycal1 @SheepBlackish @comp6441 @MailOnline There's example of them installing the information-stealing AZORult malware after people are tricked into installing a coronavirus info app. #click=https://t.co/Gf7y2vfzmM" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">thehackernews.com/2020/03/corona…

@SheepBlackish @comp6441 @MailOnline On the same thread as this, hackers have been using infected PDFs and office documents to spread malware. The supposed content of these documents? Coronavirus propaganda

Hackers exploit coronavirus by creating hundreds of fake websites, Any situation can be misused by hackers , even a global pandemic! #comp6441 @comp6441 dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ar… via @MailOnline

Inside job to get into into the room today #securityEverywhere

Interesting interview (starts at 22:30) and very relevant to this last week's lectures #comp6441

@rollthestack I feel like asking people to pass it around wouldn't be an accurate reflection 🤔 And doing it without people's knowledge would be illegal in someway.

@em_washer Could be an interesting Something Awesome project. Make a non malicious virus, or even just a harmless message, and ask people to pass it around, and map its spread every week

What parallels can be drawn between the spread of the coronavirus compared to a computer virus? I imagine that it would be possible to model the spread of a biological virus and apply that to a computer system to prevent or contain any malware spreading #comp6441

Excited I actually understand this now