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Two schoolkids sue Google for collecting biometrics
Thousands of Android apps contain undocumented backdoors, study finds
Atlassian issues advice on how to keep your IT service desk secure… after hundreds of portals found facing the internet amid virus lockdown
Mozilla plugs two Firefox browser holes exploited in the wild by hackers to hijack victims’ computers
Roaring trade in zero-days means more vulns are falling into the hands of state spies, warn security researchers
Will Apple’s “microphone switch” stop your iPad getting bugged?
Rights groups appeal to governments over COVID-19 surveillance
Kaspersky cleans up poisoned watering hole, Google presses pause on cookie crackdown
Hackers’ forum hacked, OGUsers database dumped (again)
British Airways and Marriott UK data protection fines deferred again as coronavirus shutdown hits business
Pan-European group plans cross-border contact-tracing app – and promises GDPR compliance
Firefox zero day in the wild: patch now!
Watch: Rare Second World War footage of Bletchley Park-linked MI6 intelligence heroes emerges, shared online
Not only is Zoom’s strong end-to-end encryption not actually end-to-end, its encryption isn’t even that strong
NSO Group: Facebook tried to license our spyware to snoop on its own addicts – the same spyware it’s suing us over
5 things you can do today to make Zooming safer
‘Zombie’ Windows win32k bug reanimated by researcher
Watch out for the new wave of COVID-19 scams, warns IRS
Zoom vows to spend next 90 days thinking hard about its security and privacy after rough week, meeting ID war-dialing tool emerges
If you use Twitter with Firefox in a shared computer account, you may have slightly spilled some private data on that PC
Why is ransomware still a thing? One-in-three polled netizens say they would cave to extortion demands
Don’t get locked out of your own website – update this WordPress plugin now!
Rethinking VPN: Tailscale startup packages Wireguard with network security
Phone carriers must authenticate calls to fight robocalls, says FCC
COVID-19 forces browser makers to continue supporting TLS 1.0
Microsoft finds itself in odd position of sparing elderly, insecure protocols: Grants stay of execution to TLS 1.0, 1.1
For the past five years, every FBI secret spy court request to snoop on Americans has sucked, says watchdog
Cloudflare family-friendly DNS service flubs first filtering foray: Vital LGBTQ, sex-ed sites blocked ‘by mistake’
Cyberscum target Microsoft SQL Server boxen – and some careless sysadmins were reinfected after cleaning it out
Marriott Hotels hacked AGAIN: Two compromised employee logins abused to siphon off 5.2m guests’ personal info
Bill Gates’s YouTube ‘Bitcoin giveaway’ is a big fat scam
QR code generator scam steals thousands in Bitcoin
At the Supreme Court, Morrisons pops data breach liability win into its trolley – but it’s not a get-out-of-compo free card for businesses
Microsoft’s Edge browser to get breached credential alerts
Apple’s latest macOS Catalina update mysteriously borks SSH for some unlucky fans. What could be the cause?
Zoom’s end-to-end encryption isn’t actually end-to-end at all. Good thing the PM isn’t using it for Cabinet calls. Oh, for f…
Australian state will install home surveillance hardware to make sure if you’re in virus isolation, you stay there
Singapore government scraps physical 2FA tokens for government services
Epic Games floats $1m bounty to ID source of ‘commercial smear’ claiming Houseparty chat app has been hacked
Marriott Hotels hacked AGAIN: Two compromised employee logins abused to siphon off guests’ personal info
Marriott International confirms data breach of up to 5.2 million guests
Patch now! Critical flaw found in OpenWrt router software
Dharma ransomware source code on sale for $2,000
Data on almost every citizen of Georgia posted on hacker forum
Researchers speed the death of ‘bad’ data in the race against good
“Instant bank fraud” warning spread on WhatsApp is a hoax
5 tips for keeping your data safe this World Backup Day
No, Houseparty hasn’t hacked your phone and stolen your bank details
How to stay on top of coronavirus scams – and all the others too
Apple’s iOS 13.4 hit by VPN bypass vulnerability
Poured your info out on a call to 118 118 Money? Bad luck. Credit provider ‘fesses up that hacker nabbed customer service phone recordings
Chrome may bring back ‘www’ with option to show full URLs
Should governments track your location to fight COVID-19?
Google sent ~40K warnings to targets of state-backed attackers in 2019
You know all those stories of leaky cloud buckets taken offline? Well, some may still be there, just badly hidden
First-ever SANS Women in Cybersecurity survey reveals significant mentorship gaps
Yeah, that Zoom app you’re trusting with work chatter? It lives with ‘vampires feeding on the blood of human data’
Android apps are snooping on your installed software
Firefox 76 will have option to enforce HTTPS-only connections
Thousands of Dark Web sites deleted in attack on free hosting service
FBI takes down hacker platform Deer.io
Zeek and Jitsi: 2 open source projects we need now
AMD dials 911, emits DMCA takedowns after miscreant steals a load of GPU hardware blueprints, leaks on GitHub
Watch out! Scummy scammers target home deliveries
Apple Safari now blocks all third-party cookies by default
Hey, China. Maybe you should have held your hackers off for a bit while COVID-19 ravaged the planet. Just a suggestion
Adobe issues emergency fix for file-munching bug
Hijacked Twitter accounts used to advertise face masks
Apple iOS 13.4 offers fixes for 30 vulnerabilities
SANS is offering fully certified cybersecurity training – without leaving your bunker
If there’s something strange in Symantec’s neighborhood, who you gonna call? Not Broadcom, it seems: Systems go down, cut off customers
Tupperware-dot-com has a live credit card skimmer on its payment page, warns Malwarebytes
Windows has a zero-day that won’t be patched for weeks
Your unused computer could help find a COVID-19 cure
Hackers target WHO in phishing attack
Battling the global COVID-19 scammers and fake news hawkers
Brit housing association blabs 3,500 folks’ sexual orientation, ethnicity in email blunder
Stuck inside with nothing to do? Apple fires out security fixes for iOS, macOS, wrist-puters… and something weird called iTunes for Windows
Adobe debuts disk-cleaning tool cleverly disguised as an arbitrary file deletion bug in Creative Cloud on Windows
Watch live online this week: Why you need managed detection and response
Got your number? Maybe. 118 118 Money shutters website after spotting an intruder
Facebook Messenger may ban mass-forwarding of messages
Russia’s FSB wanted its own IoT botnet
Memcached has a crash-me bug, but hey, only about 83,000 public-facing servers appear to be running it
Feds shut down bogus COVID-19 vaccine site
It’s 2020 and hackers are still hijacking Windows PCs by exploiting font parser security holes. No patch, either
WhatsApp “Martinelli” hoax is back, warning about “Dance of the Pope”
Cisco issues urgent fixes for SD-WAN router flaws
Tour guide/Chinese spy gets four years for SD card dead drops
Stolen data of company that refused REvil ransom payment now on sale
Firefox is dropping FTP support
It’s time to track people’s smartphones to ensure they self-isolate during this global pandemic, says WHO boffin
No, the head of the World Health Organization has not emailed you – it’s a message laced with malware
Bored during lockdown? Why not try out these data-spilling KrØØk Wi-Fi bug exploits against your nearby devices
Online face mask sales scams, 400% uptick of coronavirus phishing reports: Brit cops’ workload shifts online along with the nation’s
Trolls ZoomBomb work-from-home videocall with filth
Exchange rate service’s customer details hacked via AWS
COVID-19 disruption delays release of Chrome version 81
Location-tracking wristbands required on all incoming travelers to Hong Kong
Firefox to burn FTP out of its browser, starting slowly in version 77 due in April