Ken Munro

Recent Articles

The cheeky hacking stunts carried out against conference delegates show just how much we all still have to learn.

The best way to test whether your organisation is secured against a hack is to try and hack it yourself.

Security products often do the unthinkable and give the route in because they have not been updated.

It is not enough now just to deface a website, you need to totally compromise the victim and publish the results.

Why should your internal hosts have publicly routable IP addresses, courtesy of IPv6? I blame the pesky academics...

'Smart' home appliances such as your humble coffee maker may sprinkle your latte with a host of security problems.

Doubts about the iPhone's security are justified. Without careful configuration, it is just not fit for a secure environment.

Get out the tin foil: canny burglars are using wireless sniffers to suss out the homes worth paying a visit to

The advent of chip and PIN has made those old ATMs terribly attractive to hackers - with dire consequences

Once a fairly straightforward exercise, patching in the mobile era has become fraught with complexity

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