Week in security with Tony Anscombe
ESET’s free BlueKeep vulnerability checker – Dangerous PayPal-themed scam – This year’s worst passwords
ESET has released a free utility to enable users to check if their computers running Windows are susceptible to the BlueKeep vulnerability. Also this week, ESET researchers published details on an ongoing phishing scam that impersonates PayPal but preys on more than users’ login credentials to the payment service. Also this week, a list of this year’s worst 200 passwords was released. All this – and more – on WeLiveSecurity.com.
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