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Uncle Sam is shocked, SHOCKED to find dark-web bazaars trading drugs, weapons, etc
Ticketmaster gatecrash: Gig revelers’ personal, payment info glimpsed by support site malware
WPA3 is here but how will it make Wi-Fi more secure?
Man travels across world to attack online friend, shot by girl’s mum
US authorities now need warrant for your cellphone location data
A year after devastating NotPetya outbreak, what have we learnt? Er, not a lot, says BlackBerry bod
Woman ruined, sent death threats after #PermitPatty shaming video goes viral
EU summons a CYBER FORCE into existence
FireEye hacked off at claim it hacked Chinese military’s hackers
German researchers defeat printers’ doc-tracking dots
“Safer hops for email” – EFF’s plan to cut down on email snooping
Sophos SafeGuard anything but – thanks to 6 serious security bugs
Reality Winner, liberty loser: NSA leaker faces 63 months in the cooler
Mozilla tests new Firefox Privacy Monitor tool
WPA3 is the magic number? Protocol refresh promises tighter Wi-Fi security
Why Bitcoin’s about to give up one of its closely guarded secrets
UK Minister of Fun Matt Hancock opens London infosec upstart creche
Israel cyber chief’s ‘pants’ analogy for password security deemed, well, ‘pants’
Money-eating cash machine RAT gobbles $17,500
School facial recognition system sparks privacy concerns
Facebook sends weekly app emails to wrong people
Dob in naughty data slurps to top EU court, privacy groups urge
On Kaspersky’s ‘transparency tour’ the truth was clear as mud
‘No questions asked’ Windows code cert slingers ‘fuel trade’ in digitally signed malware
Oracle gets busy with Lazy FPU fix, adds more CPU Spectre-protectors
In non-startling news, EFF says STARTTLS email crypto is mostly done wrong
Intel finds a cure for its software security pain: Window Snyder
‘Black hat’ extortionist thrown back in the clink after Yelp-slamming biz
Terrible passwords outlawed in Microsoft’s new Azure tool
Misconfiguration of Java web server component Jolokia puts orgs at risk
Nintendo Switch hackers show hacking for mischief is alive and well
Brave browser starts feeding ads to willing guinea pigs
UK taxman has amassed voice profiles of 5.1 million taxpayers
Internet shut down in Algeria to stop exam cheats
A volt out of the blue: Phone batteries reveal what you typed and read
India tells its banks to get Windows XP off ATMs – in 2019!
Hardened Azure, softened containers, force unlocking iOS 12, 11 iPhones – and more
iPhone pwned? Researcher says he can unlock iOS without running out of tries
Meet TLBleed: A crypto-key-leaking CPU attack that Intel reckons we shouldn’t worry about
“WannaCrypt” ransomware scam demands payment in advance!
Holy Potatoes! Popular games remove “spyware” after gamers revolt
ICE staff doxxed on Twitter, GitHub, Medium amid child separation furore
Schneier warns of ‘perfect storm’: Tech is becoming autonomous, and security is garbage
Don’t panic, but your baby monitor can be hacked into a spycam
MOS-SAD: Israeli govt weighs in on Facebook privacy, promises action
Want to know what all that Fortnite hype is about? Whoa, Android fans – mind how you go
Don’t download it! Fake Fortnite app ends in malware…
WannaCry is back! (Psych. It’s just phisher folk doing what they do)
Why you may want to update your browser in the next 9 days
So long! ‘The internet’s most inept criminal’ goes to jail
Offline Android apps get new security check
Elderly victims conned out of millions by tech support scammer
Apple to share location data during emergency calls in iOS 12
Sorry, but blockchain databases are just not that secure
Israel cyberczar drops hints about country’s new security initiative
Please tighten your passwords and assume the brace position, says plane-tracking site
Are your IoT gizmos, music boxes, smart home kit vulnerable to DNS rebinding attacks? Here’s how to check
IBM’s McAfee-as-a-service cloudy antivirus wobbled for nearly a day
Script kiddie goes from ‘Bitcoin Baron’ to ‘Lockup Lodger’ after DDoSing 911 systems
Microsoft Edge bug odyssey shows why we can’t have nice things
Tesla fingers former Gigafactory hand as alleged blueprint-leaking sabotage mastermind
Private sector needs a little sumthin’ sumthin’ to get it sharing threat intel – US security chap
At last, a use for Intel’s SGX – locking AI and blockchain, says Intel
Google Chromecast and Home Speaker can leak location data to websites
Who owns your iPhone? [VIDEO]
Alleged Vault 7 leaker was busted because of basic security blunders
The girls who used WhatsApp to learn under the noses of IS
Shared, not stirred: GCHQ chief says Europe needs British spies
Hot new application for blockchain: How does botnet control sound?
OpenBSD disables Intel’s hyper-threading over CPU data leak fears
(Cryptographically) sign me up! Android to take bad app checks offline
PayPal reminds users: TLS 1.2 and HTTP/1.1 are no longer optional
Domain transfer #FAIL – man gets 20 years for gunpoint domain hijack
How a Nigerian Prince scam victim got his money back after 10 years
Researchers claim Chrome bug bounty paid to the wrong people
Cryptography is the Bombe: Britain’s Enigma-cracker on display in new home
Um, excuse me. Do you have clearance to patch that MRI scanner?
Getting hands-on with industrial control system setups at RSA | Salted Hash Ep 31
Pass gets a fail: Simple Password Store suffers GnuPG spoofing bug
It’s time for TLS 1.0 and 1.1 to die (die, die)
Fraudster admits she was OPM dealer: Leaked US govt staff files used to bag cash, car loans
Yubico snatched my login token vulnerability to claim a $5k Google bug bounty, says bloke
Not so private eye: Got an Axis network cam? You’ll need to patch it, unless you like hackers
Firefox fixes critical buffer overflow
Strip Capita of defence IT contract unless things improve – Brit MPs
Apple code signing flaw could have made Mac malware look legit
The “world’s worst” smart padlock – it’s EVEN WORSE than we thought
Convicted! Anonymous Twitter troll not as anonymous as they thought
Dark Web drug dealer betrayed by his beard, pleads guilty
’90s hacker collective man turned infosec VIP: Internet security hasn’t improved in 20 years
Pwned with ‘4 lines of code’: Researchers warn SCADA systems are still hopelessly insecure
US-CERT warns of more North Korean malware
Silk road adviser caught, Kaspersky sues Dutch paper, and Vietnam’s tech clampdown
Boffins offer to make speculative execution great again with Spectre-Meltdown CPU fix
SHOCK! HORROR! SURPRISE! Bitcoin priceplosion may have been market manipulation
Apple iPhone’s USB Restricted Mode gives Feds a cracking headache
Sir, you’ve been using Kaspersky Lab antivirus. Please come with us, sir
Former FBI boss Comey used private email for official business – DoJ
Football app tracks illegal broadcasts using your microphone and GPS
Xen Project patches Intel’s Lazy FPU flaw