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The Full Frame Security Digest

The week in security, plain English.

Useful developments, what they mean and what you should do about them.

13/03/2026

Iran-linked hackers claim attack on US manufacturer.

Russia targeting Signal and WhatsApp accounts. Chatbots advise teens on violence. US crackdown on cyber scams.Spyware industry exploiting more “zero-day” flaws than governments. And the risks of oversharing online.

13/02/2026

The evolution of attackers' tactics.

A worrying mobile spyware platform, on sale on Telegram. The problem with Open Claw (or whatever it's called this week). Threats of violence in the US. And when "deleted" doesn't mean gone.

12/12/2025

The irresistible rise of spyware. Phishing up.

Agentic browsers best avoided, according to Gartner. Hand over your socials if you want to visit the US. Exploiting that issue we talked about last week. And Porsche demonstrates how the modern car doesn't work.

17/01/2025

A data broker and the "nightmare scenario.

" Another Strava cock-up, this time it's the French navy. SIM fraud in the UK. ChatGPT gets personal. The risks of Sign in with Google. And security failures at companies that should know better.

29/11/2024

Chinese statecraft. "You're fired" phishing scam.

Microsoft denies using office apps to train AI models. Swiss church tries out 'AI Jesus.' The risks of a neighbouring WiFi network. And a novel approach to selling cybersecurity services.

25/10/2024

Progresstowards improving software quality.

Information stealers and what to do about them. An AI assistant that can control your computer - just not very reliably. The USelection and disinformation; you ain't seen nothing yet. And the sprawling market in mobile surveillance.

15/12/2023

"It's True. Your Devices Are Listening To You.

" The need to control cyber mercenaries and digital repression. ChatGPT and winter depression. Disinformation. Push notifications. The scale of data breaches. And advice on BCC.

06/10/2023

How not to address a criticalvulnerability.

The astonishing scale of the MOVEit security breach. US government agencies' illegal use of commercial data. The risks of mixing work and personal devices. Madagascar caught using spyware. And cats, keyboards, disaster.