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Phone companies slammed for lousy robocall efforts
‘DerpTroll’ derps into plea deal, admits DDoS attacks on EA, Steam, Sony game servers
If Shadow Home Sec Diane Abbott can be reeled in by phishers, truly no one is safe
Civil rights group says Oracles, Tapads and Experians get let off for wanton info-sucking
Spammer scum hack 100,000 home routers via UPnP vulns to craft email-flinging botnet
StatCounter fingers cache-poisoning caper for Bitcoin-slurping JavaScript hijack
Vulns in online shopping toolkit WooCommerce can blast a hole in your WordPress security
Voting machine manual tells officials to reuse weak passwords
Serious XSS flaw discovered in Evernote for Windows, update now!
We don’ need no stinkin’ bounties: VirtualBox guest-to-host escape zero-day lands at GitHub
WhatsApp ‘martinelli’ warning is a hoax, don’t forward it
SMBs: We don’t want to spoil all of this article, but have you patched, taken away admin rights, made backups yet?
Dutch cops hope to cuff ‘hundreds’ of suspects after snatching server, snooping on 250,000+ encrypted chat texts
Stop us if you’ve heard this one: Remote code hijacking flaw in Apache Struts, patch ASAP
Hackers seed StatCounter with nasty JavaScript in elaborate Bitcoin cyber-heist caper
Android November update fixes flaws galore
HSBC now stands for Hapless Security, Became Compromised: Thousands of customer files snatched by crims
Facebook wants to reveal your name to the weirdo standing next to you
Is the US about to get a nationwide, privately owned, biometrics system?
ICO poised to fine Leave campaign and Arron Banks’ insurance biz £135,000
Children’s apps contain an average of 7 third-party trackers, study finds
CIA’s secret online network unravelled with a Google search
Android fans get fat November security patch bundle – if the networks or mobe makers are kind enough to let ’em have it
Solid state of fear: Euro boffins bust open SSD, Bitlocker encryption (it’s really, really dumb)
Private Facebook data from 81,000 accounts discovered on crime forum
FIFA, hacked again, is leaking like a sieve
Should company bosses face jail for mishandling your privacy?
PortSmash attack steals secrets from Intel chips on the side
Heighten your organisation’s risk awareness at the SANS Security Awareness summit
Cyber-crooks think small biz is easy prey. Here’s a simple checklist to avoid becoming an easy victim
Google logins make JavaScript mandatory, Huawei China spy shock, Mac malware, Iran gets new Stuxnet, and more
30 spies dead after Iran cracked CIA comms network with, er, Google search – new claim
PortSmash attack punches hole in Intel’s Hyper-Thread CPUs, leaves with crypto keys
Web domain owners paid EasyDNS to cloak their contact info from sight. It was blabbed via public Whois anyway
Another day, another update, another iPhone lockscreen bypass
Popular browsers made to cough up browsing history
Google’s stealthy sign-in sentry can pick up pilfered passwords
What’s that? SSH can still use RC4? Not for much longer, promise
Report reveals one-dimensional support for two-factor authentication
BBC micro:bit vendor Kitronik says customers’ deets nicked, fingers Magecart malware
I know what you’re thinking: Outsource or in-source IT security? I’ve worked both sides, so here’s my advice…
IT Wi-Fi kit bit by TI chip slip: Wireless gateways open to hijacking via BleedingBit chipset vuln
Passcodes are protected by Fifth Amendment, says court
Facebook is still approving fake political ads
Update now! Apple releases security fixes for iOS, MacOS, Safari, others
US indicts alleged Chinese spies for hacking aerospace companies
RoboCops: AI on the rise in policing to predict crime and uncover lies
Welcome back, ‘ping of death’, it has been… a few months. Now it’s Apple’s turn to do the patching
£220k fines for dodgy dialling duo who didn’t do due dil on data
This one weird trick turns your Google Home Hub into a doorstop
Nice work if you can get it: GandCrab ransomware nets millions even though it has been broken
US government charges two Chinese spies over jet engine blueprint theft
Spooky miasmic gas bricks hospital iPhones (mwah ha ha ha)
How one man could have taken over any business on Facebook
Google’s stealthy reCAPTCHA v3 detects humans – no questions asked
Crypto exchange collapses, victims accuse it of exit scam
Check this out: Radisson Hotel Group ‘fesses up to ‘security incident’
Mirai author fined $8.6million, gets 6 months house arrest
Apple emits its much-anticipated updates to Mac, AppleTV, and iOS
Alleged SWATter will plead guilty to dozens of serious new federal charges
Gov worker visits 9k porn sites without protection, spreads infection
Snakes in the grass! Malicious code slithers into Python PyPI repository
China hijacking internet traffic using BGP, claim researchers
Pain in the brain! Kaspersky warns of hackable brain implants
Self-driving cars learn (from us) about who to sacrifice in a crash
“Right to repair” gets a boost from new DMCA software rules
Call of Duty players caught up in cryptocurrency theft racket
Researchers exploit Microsoft Word through embedded video
Yahoo! $50m! hack! damages! bill!, Russian trolls menaced by Uncle Sam inaction, computer voting-machine UI confusion, and more
The D in Systemd stands for ‘Dammmmit!’ A nasty DHCPv6 packet can pwn a vulnerable Linux box
How to build your own IT infosec holodeck: A blueprint for crafting a virtual enterprise to prod, test and hack
Apple and Samsung punished for slowing down old smartphones
Facebook fined £500K for Cambridge Analytica saga
Former Facebook security chief calls out Apple for privacy hypocrisy
Facebook stopped 8.7m nude images of children in 3 months
How the cloud has made you more secure
Sorry friends, I’m afraid I just can’t quite afford the Bitcoin to stop that vid from leaking everywhere
Belgium: Oi, Brits, explain why Belgacom hack IPs pointed at you and your GCHQ
We asked 100 people to name a backdoored router. You said ‘EE’s 4GEE HH70’. Our survey says… Top answer!
British Airways: If you’re feeling left out of our 380,000 passenger hack, then you may be one of another 185,000 victims
This two-year-old X.org give-me-root hole is so trivial to exploit, you can fit it in a single tweet
Word up: Embedded vids in Office docs can hide embedded nasties, infosec bods warn
What a crane in the ass: Bug leaves construction machinery vulnerable to evil command injection
Firefox 63 gets tough with trackers
Google and Facebook accused of secretly tracking users’ locations
Cathay Pacific hack: Personal data of up to 9.4 million airline passengers laid bare
Could TLS session resumption be another ‘super cookie’?
From ‘WebEx’ to ‘WebExec’ to ‘WTF, my PC!’ Cisco rapped in chat app security flap
Ex spy bosses: Cyber-warfare needs rules of engagement for nations to promptly ignore
Worrying Windows 10 wrecking-ball weapon weirdly wanders wildly on worldwide web
Are your jilted apps stalking you?
WordPress takes aim at ancient versions of its software
Poorly secured SSH servers targeted by Chalubo botnet
Former high school teacher pleads guilty to hacking celebrities
Are you Cyber Aware? How about your friends and family?
That Saudi oil and gas plant that got hacked. You’ll never guess who could… OK, it’s Russia
You patch my back(up) and I’ll patch yours… Arcserve bugs burrow remotely exploited holes in UDP storage systems
Patch now! Multiple serious flaws found in Drupal
Phishing is still the most commonly used attack on organizations, survey says
Adult websites shuttered after 1.2 million user details exposed