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How could the Facebook data slurping scandal get worse? Glad you asked
S/MIME artists: EFAIL email app flaws menace PGP-encrypted chats
How many ways can a PDF mess up your PC? 47 in this Adobe update alone
Britain to slash F-35 orders? Erm, no, scoffs Lockheed UK boss
Navy names new attack sub HMS Agincourt
Wah, encryption makes policing hard, cries UK’s National Crime Agency
Nest turns up the temperature on password reusers
Is Google’s Duplex AI helpful or plain creepy?
Remote code execution bug found in GPON routers, but how bad is it really?
2 million lines of source code left exposed by phone company EE
PGP and S/MIME decryptors can leak plaintext from emails, says infosec Professor
Family Planning office warns customers private parts may be exposed
Ubuntu sends crypto-mining apps out of its store and into a tomb
Have you updated your Electron app? We hope so. There was a bad code-injection bug in it
Rowhammer strikes networks, Bolton strikes security jobs, and Nigel Thornberry strikes Chrome, and more
CIO Leadership Live, with guest Jack Clare, CIO and chief strategy officer at Dunkin’ Brands
Hacking train Wi-Fi may expose passenger data and control systems
IBM bans USB drives – but will it work?
Firefox support for WebAuthn shows passwords the door
Apple boots out apps that abuse location data collection
iOS 11.4 to come with 7-day USB shutout
What your provider won’t tell you about cloud security
Shining lasers at planes in the UK could now get you up to 5 years in jail
Telstra warns cloud customers they’re at risk of malware or worse
New law would stop Feds from demanding encryption backdoor
Bombshell discovery: When it comes to passwords, the smarter students have it figured
The WhatsApp text bomb – no, it won’t destroy your phone!
Watch out: photo editor apps hiding malware on Google Play
Windows-crashing bug not patch-worthy, says Microsoft
Grade hacking may cost high school its valedictorian
Brit govt told to do its homework ahead of talks over post-Brexit spy laws and data flows
IBM bans all removable storage, for all staff, everywhere
Patch now! Microsoft and Adobe release critical security updates
Critical bug in 7-Zip – make sure you’re up to date!
Uber car software detected woman before fatal crash but failed to stop
Mingis on Tech: Reflections on RSA 2018
Google cracks down on election meddling advertisers
Could this be the end of password re-use?
Every major OS maker misread Intel’s docs. Now their kernels can be hijacked or crashed
Second wave of Spectre-like CPU security flaws won’t be fixed for a while
Mirai botnet cost you $13.50 per infected thing, say boffins
It’s 2018, and a webpage can still pwn your Windows PC – and apps can escape Hyper-V
Red Hat smitten by secure enclaves ‘cos some sysadmins are evil
NSA sought data on 534 MILLION phone calls in 2017
Pentagon orders military exchanges to pull Chinese smartphones over security risks
Budget Android manufacturer Blu settles with FTC over privacy fiasco
The Man on the Train: Caught with his phishing loot
Countdown to the GDPR deadline: Are you ready? | Salted Hash Ep 28
Cloud security: The skills gap is delaying cloud migration
Tuesday review – the hot 21 stories of the week
Equifax reveals full horror of that monstrous cyber-heist of its servers
Android P to improve users’ network privacy
Hacking charge dropped against Nova Scotia teen who slurped public records from the web
That Drupal bug you were told to patch weeks ago? Cryptominers hope you haven’t bothered
Password re-use is dangerous, right? So what about stopping it with password-sharing?
Serious Security: The GLitch “row hammering” attack
Cookie code compromise caper caught and crumbled
Breakthrough pushes Quantum Key Distribution beyond 500km
Tech companies resist government hacking back and backdoors
Half a million pacemakers need a security patch
How to secure SaaS: Understanding the cloud’s security layers
Penetrate the mind of the cyber criminal at SANS London July 2018
Twitter admits to password storage blunder – change your password now!
Fresh fright of data-spilling Spectre CPU design flaws haunt Intel
It’s World (Terrible) Password (Advice) Day!
European Space Agency wants in on quantum comms satellites
Twitter: No big deal, but everyone needs to change their password
Hurry up patching those Oracle bugs: Attackers aren’t waiting
Facebook’s getting a clear history button
Google and Amazon put an end to censorship-dodging domain fronting
Using Docker and Windows Server Containers? There’s a patch for that
Facebook fires engineer accused of stalking women
Quit WebEx now if you want to live! (Bad bugs, not killer slideware)
Oracle Access Manager is a terrible doorman: Get patching this bug
Fancy that, Fancy Bear: LoJack anti-laptop theft tool caught phoning home to the Kremlin
What’s so special about the SamSam ransomware? [VIDEO]
Medical devices vulnerable to KRACK Wi-Fi attacks
Vlad that’s over: Remote code flaws in Schneider Electric apps whacked
Hands off! Arm pitches tamper-resistant Cortex-M35-P CPU cores
Volkswagen and Audi car infotainment systems hacked remotely
Firefox isn’t adding ads, it’s ‘sponsored content’
North Korea’s antivirus software whitelisted mystery malware
AWS sends noise to Signal: You can’t use our servers to beat censors
Scammers using Google Maps to skirt link-shortener crackdown
Google Maps open redirect flaw abused by scammers
Twitter sold user data to Cambridge Analytica’s Aleksandr Kogan
Surveillance watchdog learns that old domains never die
The hacker who broke into jail and had to stay for 7 years
Defending against mobile technology threats | Salted Hash Ep 24
Bitcoin hijackers found at least one sucker for scam Chrome extension
Failbreak: Bloke gets seven years in the clink for trying to hack his friend out of jail
Brit healthcare system inks Windows 10 install pact with Microsoft
Google adds SSO verification check to G Suite
YouTube snags millions of bad videos, but is it getting the right ones?
DNA in genealogy database leads to arrest of suspected serial killer
No, Mark Zuckerberg isn’t messaging you about winning a Facebook lottery
GDPR may well kill enterprise blockchain databases
Thailand seizes server linked to North Korean attack gang
Umm, Oracle – about that patch? It might not be very sticky …
Windows USB-stick-of-death, router bugs resurrected, and more