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Want a $200k TIP? ZDI sticks bounties on bugs in big-name server code
Dust yourself off and try again: Ancient Solaris patch missed the mark
The Bluetooth “device snooping bug” – what you need to know
Insecure web still too prevalent: Boffins unveil HSTS wall of shame
Names and photos of Venmo ‘drug buyers’ published on Twitter
Google hasn’t suffered an employee phishing compromise in over a year
Why your website is officially ‘not secure’ from today
Mega medical tester pester: It smacked a big one, that malware scam, if indeed it was SamSam
No big deal… Kremlin hackers ‘jumped air-gapped networks’ to pwn US power utilities
Big bad Bluetooth blunder bug battered – check for security fixes
Robo-drop: Factory bot biz ‘leaks’ automakers’ secrets onto the web
If at first you, er, make things worse, you’re probably Microsoft: Bug patch needed patching
Spectre rises from the dead to bite Intel in the return stack buffer
IT biz embezzlement brouhaha leaves bloke with $456k migraine
Who watches Sony’s watcher? Boffins poke holes in surveillance kit
Google Chrome: HTTPS or bust. Insecure HTTP D-Day is tomorrow, folks
WhatsApp limits message forwarding in response to lynchings
Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter make leaving easier
DOJ to publicly disclose election tampering schemes
Don’t ignore application security | Salted Hash Ep 35
LabCorp ransomed, 18k routers rooted, a new EXIF menace, and more
Microsoft: The Kremlin’s hackers are already sniffing, probing around America’s 2018 elections
Friday FYI: 9 out of 10 of website login attempts? Yeah, that’ll be hackers
Crypto gripes, election security, and mandatory cybersec school: Uncle Sam’s cyber task force emits todo list for govt
Doctor, doctor, I feel like my IoT-enabled vacuum cleaner is spying on me
Cybercrooks slurp nearly $1m from Russian bank after pwning router at regional branch
UK’s Huawei handler dials back support for Chinese giant’s kit in critical infrastructure
Hackers hold 80,000 healthcare records to ransom
Roblox says hacker injected code that led to avatar’s gang rape
Basic email blunder exposed possible victims of child sexual abuse
Either my name, my password or my soul is invalid – but which?
Declassified files reveal how pre-WW2 Brits smashed Russian crypto
Brit tech forges alliance to improve cyber security as MPs moan over ‘acute scarcity’ of experts
Adobe on internal systems security hole: Panic not. It isn’t critical
Venmo users: time to hide your drug deals and excessive pizza consumption
Google hit with $5.1b fine in EU’s Android antitrust case
Automated money-laundering scheme found in free-to-play games
Airbus UK infosec gros fromage: Yep, we work with arch-rivals Boeing
Bloke accused of netting $5m on inside info about Lattice Semiconductor
Who’s leaving Amazon S3 buckets open online now? Cybercroooks, US election autodialers
Will this biz be poutine up the cash? Hackers demand dosh to not leak stolen patient records
Mingis on Tech: The blockchain evolution, from services…to smartphones
So long and thanks for all the fixes: ERPScan left out of credits on Oracle bug-bash list
Brit watchdog fines child sex abuse inquiry £200k over mass email blunder
Could semantic icons replace passwords and PINs?
21-year-old spy tool developer faces prison
Call records breach let users feel like Movistars (with everyone watching who they’re talking to)
“Astoundingly stupid” Kodak (not really) Bitcoin miner bites the dust
PayPal’s pal Venmo spaffs your pals’ payments – and yours
Microsoft to pay new bounties for identity services holes
Blood test biz LabCorp pulls plug on systems over hacker fears
Scumbag confesses in court: LuminosityLink creepware was my baby
US voting systems (in Oregon) potentially could be hacked (11 years ago) by anybody (in tech support)
Look, what’s that over there? Sophos nips Windows DNS DLL false positive in the bud
Russia’s national vulnerability database is a bit like the Soviet Union – sparse and slow
How to spoof someone’s GPS navigation to send them the wrong way
Yar, thar she blows: Corp-cash-stealing email whaling attacks now a $12.5bn industry
Trump wants to work with Russia on infosec. Security experts: lol no
Guy jailed for refusing to unlock phones
Twitter shutters accounts linked to US election hacking
‘007’ code helps stop Spectre exploits before they exist
Revealed in detail: World powers stuff spyware kit, how-to guides in dodgy nations’ pockets
Irish fella accused of being Silk Road admin ‘Libertas’ hauled to US
Sad Nav: How a cheap GPS spoofer gizmo can tell drivers to get lost
Kremlin hacking crew went on a ‘Roman Holiday’ – researchers
Who is the weakest link in software security?
Facebook refuses to remove fake news, but will demote it
Twitter pops a lot of famous people’s follower bubbles
USB Restricted Mode in iOS 11.4.1 now available to all iPhone users
Ex-Apple engineer charged with stealing self-driving car secrets
GitHub to Pythonistas: Let us save you from vulnerable code
Hope for Hutchins, Navy sinks contractor, there’s another Russian hacking scandal, and more
Thought two-factor auth completely locks down Office 365? Not quite
US drug cops snared crooks with pre-cracked BlackBerry mobes – and that’s just the start
Scam alert: No, hackers don’t have webcam vids of you enjoying p0rno. Don’t give them any $$s
Indictment bombshell: ‘Kremlin intel agents’ hacked, leaked Hillary’s emails same day Trump asked Russia for help
It pays to know your enemies: Sophos webinar gives you the cybercrime lowdown
Bogus Mobile Device Management system used to hack iPhones in India
Sextortion scam knows your password, but don’t fall for it
Ukraine claims it blocked VPNFilter attack at chemical plant
Facebook ordered to let grieving mother in to dead daughter’s account
Linux, malware and data breaches – what can we learn? [VIDEO]
Google’s ghost busters: We can scare off Spectre haunting Chrome tabs
Now Pushing Malware: NPM package dev logins slurped by hacked tool popular with coders
“Bitcoins for cash in bags” trader gets 12 months in prison
Ransomware is so 2017, it’s all cryptomining now among the script kiddies
Palo Alto Networks rattles tin, wants $1.5bn for, er, stuff and things
What can $10 stretch to these days? Lunch… or access to international airport security systems
Your Google phone will soon screen nuisance calls
Hackers break into newswire services, trade on what they find
Default router password leads to spilled military secrets
Snakes on a plane! (Stuffed inside a hard drive)
Ticketmaster breach ‘part of massive card-skimming campaign’
Tim? Larry? We need to talk about smartphones and privacy
Timehop admits to more data leakage, details GDPR danger
FBI for the Apple guy: Bloke accused of stealing car kit collared
Like my new wheels? All I did was squash a bug, and they gave me $72k
Thomas Cook website spills personal info – and it’s fine with that
US military manuals hawked on dark web after files left rattling in insecure FTP server
Another Linux distro poisoned with malware