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Australia’s Lion brewery hit by second cyber attack as nation staggers under suspected Chinese digital assault
IBM Maximo Asset Management servers patched against attacks
FBI uses T-shirt, tattoo and Vimeo clips to track down alleged arsonist
Ripple20 bugs set off wave of security problems in millions of devices
At Mozilla VPN stands for Vague Product News: Foundation reveals security product will launch eventually, with temporary pricing, in unspecified places
Australian PM says nation under serious state-run ‘cyber attack’ – Microsoft, Citrix, Telerik UI bugs ‘exploited’
Feds cuff Detroit man for allegedly hacking University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Nothing fills you with confidence in an IT contractor more than hearing its staff personal records were stolen by ransomware hackers. Right, Cognizant?
‘Work pressure’ sees Maze ransomware gang demand payoff from wrong company
Used Cisco Webex recently? Memory vuln could have let remote attackers snoop on your meetings and files
Chrome extensions are ‘the new rootkit’ say researchers linking surveillance campaign to Israeli registrar Galcomm
Bundlore adware brings a new nest of risks to Mac users
Microsoft promises to fix Windows 10 printer problem
Crypto founder admits $25 million ICO backed by celebrities was a scam
Adobe drops slew of critical patches
Ah lovely, here’s something you can do with those Raspberry Pis, NUC PCs in the bottom of the drawer: Run Ubuntu Appliances on them
The girl with the dragnet tattoo: How a TV news clip, Insta snaps, a glimpse of a tat and a T-shirt sold on Etsy led FBI to alleged cop car arsonist
Zoom will offer proper end-to-end encryption to free vid-chat accounts – not just paid-up bods – once you verify your phone number…
Tune in online this week – and discover how to secure all of your attack surfaces
Avon cosmetics suffers “cyber incident” – but was it ransomware?
From the crew behind the Sony Pictures hack comes Operation Interception: An aerospace cyber-attack thriller
More ad fraud apps found hiding on Google Play Store
eBay staff charged with cyberstalking, sending fetal pig and spiders
Boffins find that over nine out of ten ‘ethical’ hackers are being a bit naughty when it comes to cloud services
Business email compromise: What can be learned from the Norfund attack
If you’re despairing at staff sharing admin passwords, look on the bright side. That’s CIA-grade security
You. Yeah you, in the beret. Drop that media file right now unless you’ve patched Illustrator or After Effects
Intel announces “exploit busting” features in its next processor chips
No Wiggle room: Two weeks after angry bike shop customers report mystery orders on their accounts, firm confirms payment cards delinked
‘Anonymous’ takes down Atlanta Police Dept. site after police shooting
Eavesdroppers can use light bulbs to listen in from afar
845GB of racy dating app records exposed to entire internet via leaky AWS buckets
How hackers weaponized the COVID-19 virus pandemic – and how you can stop them: Tune in here tomorrow
ESET rushes to defend rival Malwarebytes in legal war sparked by vendor upset at ‘unwanted program’ labeling
You’ve heard of sextortion – now there’s “breachstortion”, too
Congress wants to know who is using spyware against the US
20 months behind bars for IT support worker who nicked £30k worth of crypto-cash
Microsoft Azure users leave front door open for cryptomining crooks
RIP ROP, COP, JOP? Intel to bring anti-exploit tech to market in this year’s Tiger Lake chip family
Facebook paying for exploit to catch a predator, voting software security under the microscope…
Whatsapp blamed own users for failure to keep phone number repo off Google searches
Wailing Wednesday follows Patch Tuesday as versions of Windows 10 stop playing nicely with plugged-in printers
Posh Spice’s perfume people pop up in Maze ransomware gang extortion effort
Intel patches chip flaw that could leak your cryptographic secrets
Facebook paid for a 0-day to help FBI unmask child predator
Twitter wants to know if you meant to share that article
ConnectWise issues a slightly scary but unusually significant security advisory
Trend Micro pulls another app over security fears: This time, the Privacy Browser in the Dr Safety Android suite
As Uncle Sam flies spy drones over protest-packed cities, Homeland Security asks the public if that’s a good idea
Forget biz insider threats for a moment – let’s talk about partners turning rogue and installing spyware on phones
Now you’ve done it: Cyber attack targeted Australian brewery ‘n’ dairy biz Lion
Crooks hijack “Black Lives Matter” to spread zombie malware
Russia-linked Gamaredon hacker crew using Microsoft’s Visual Basic for Applications to pwn Microsoft’s Outlook
Bitcoin scammers take YouTube channels for a SpaceX ride
Microsoft squishes 129 bugs with Patch Tuesday updates
How to scale endpoint management, improve employee productivity and reduce costs
Tencent floats bug bounties for its cloudy Linux and IoT OSes
Another month, another way to smash Intel’s SGX security. Let’s take a closer look at these latest holes…
Keepnet kerfuffle: Firing legal threats at bloggers did infosec biz more damage than its exposed database
14 IT certifications that will survive and thrive in the pandemic
Readers of a certain age will remember GPRS: Old insecure tech from turn of millennium still haunts 5G networks
Lettuce Encrypt, Encrypt We Must: Hobby projects change name after Let’s Encrypt fires off trademark complaints
Babylon mobile health app mixes up patient consultation videos
Billions of devices affected by UPnP vulnerability
An Internet of Trouble lies ahead as root certificates begin to expire en masse, warns security researcher
GnuTLS patches huge security hole that hung around for two years – worse than Heartbleed, says Google cryptoboffin
June’s Patch Tuesday reveals 23 ways to remotely pwn Windows – and over 100 more bugs that could ruin your day
Thought you’d addressed those data-leaking Spectre holes on Linux? Guess again. The patches aren’t perfect
Researchers unmask Indian ‘infosec’ firm to reveal hacker-for-hire op that targeted pretty much anyone clients wanted
Hospital-busting hacker crew may be behind ransomware attack that made Honda halt car factories, say researchers
Brave soz about coding snafu that sent search queries to affiliate links but insists practice is ‘industry-standard’
Facebook labels ‘state-controlled’ Russian, Chinese, Iranian media
Brave CEO apologises for adding affiliate links to URLs
Singapore to distribute wearable contact-tracing device and won’t rule out making it compulsory
Because things aren’t bad enough already: COVID-19 is going to mess up election security assumptions too
Double-crossing ransomware decryptor scrambles your files again!
Huawei launches UK charm offensive: We’ve provided 2G, 3G and 4G for 20 years, and you’re worried about 5G?
Why would someone want to hack Germany’s PPE supply chain? We’re glad you masked
Smart fridges are cool, but after a few short years you could be stuck with a big frosty brick in the kitchen
Tycoon malware rages through US schools, LG’s boot problem, and QNAP admins had better get busy
British Army pulls up its SOC: New regiment to do infosec work even civvies will recognise
Kind of goes without saying, but fix your admin passwords or risk getting borged by this brute-forcing botnet
UK govt publishes contracts granting Amazon, Microsoft, Google and AI firms access to COVID-19 health data
Botnet blasts WordPress sites with configuration download attacks
Signal goes Gaussian to take privacy to the next level: All your faces don’t belong to us
OK Windows 10, we get it: You really do not want us to install this unsigned application. But 7 steps borders on ridiculous
Facebook to save US users from ads bought by foreign state-controlled media
VMware beefs up security chops with Lastline acquisition, reportedly drops 40 per cent of staff
Have I Been Pwned breach report email pwned entire firm’s helldesk ticket system
You DID change your password after that data breach, didn’t you?
Legal complaint lodged with UK data watchdog over claims coronavirus Test and Trace programme flouts GDPR
Sophos puts 100 at risk of redundancy as future of Naked Security blog hangs in balance
Nuclear missile contractor hacked in Maze ransomware attack
Google deletes Indian app that deleted Chinese apps
Creeps give away money to harass recipients with abusive transaction descriptions on bank statements
Why updating your PC fleet lowers TCO, bolsters security – and makes life easier for your IT admins
Update Firefox: Mozilla just patched three hijack-me holes and a bunch of other flaws
Anatomy of a business email scam: FBI dossier details how fraudster pocketed $500k+ by redirecting payments
$5bn+ sueball bounces into Google’s court over claims it continues to track netizens in ‘private browsing mode’
Firefox fixes cryptographic data leakage in latest security update