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Ugh, of course Germany trounces Blighty for cyber security salaries
FYI: There’s a cop tool called GrayKey that force unlocks iPhones. Let’s hope it doesn’t fall into the wrong hands!
We’re Putin our foot down! DHS, FBI blame Russia for ongoing infrastructure hacks
Intel: Our next chips won’t have data leak flaws we told you totally not to worry about
Researchers slap SAP CRM with vuln combo for massive damage
YouTube conspiracy videos to get links to Wikipedia and other sources
Firefox makes it easy to banish push notifications
Anti-anti-virus service provider tied to huge hacks cops plea
Former Equifax exec charged with stock dumping before breach disclosure
Microsoft patches RDP vulnerability. Update now!
MailChimp ‘working’ to stop hackers flinging malware-laced spam from accounts
VPN tests reveal privacy-leaking bugs
Microsoft starts buying speculative execution exploits
Transport for NSW scrambles to patch servers missing fixes released in 2007
Ex-Equifax exec charged with insider trading after bagging 1 MEEELLION dollars in stock sale
WhatsApp agrees not to share user info with the Zuckerborg… for now
Critical Flash update. Patch now!
Don’t fall for Fortnite invite scams!
Ex-GCHQ boss: All the ways to go after Russia. Why pick cyberwar?
Flippy the burger-flipping robot too good, fired after one day
Speakers can be used to jump air-gapped systems
Samba settings SNAFU lets any user change admin passwords
Let’s Encrypt updates certificate automation, adds splats
Russian anti-antivirus security tester pleads guilty to certifying attack code
OK, deep breath, relax… Let’s have a sober look at these ‘ere annoying AMD chip security flaws
It’s March 2018, and your Windows PC can be pwned by a web article (well, none of OURS)
SecurEnvoy SecurMail, you say? Only after this patch is applied, though
Mozilla wants to seduce BOFHs with button-down Firefox
Firefox turns out the lights on two privacy-sucking features
‘Hacked’ Facebook taunt leads to 1-star restaurant reviews
Tweet thieves suspended by Twitter
Cryptomining isn’t going to make you rich
CEO of smartmobe outfit Phantom Secure cuffed after cocaine sting, boast of murder-by-GPS
Yahoo! Can’t! Toss! Hacking! Lawsuit!
Air gapping PCs won’t stop data sharing thanks to sneaky speakers
China ALTERED its public vuln database to conceal spy agency tinkering – research
UK’s air accident cops are slurping data from pilots’ fondleslabs
With 4 months to switch on HTTPS, are web hosting companies ready?
Fake news travels faster than truth on Twitter, and we can’t blame bots
FBI: we don’t want a backdoor; we just want you to break encryption
Cavalry riding to the rescue of DDoS-deluged memcached users
Suspicious cert-sellers give badware a good name for just a few thousand bucks
Auto manufacturers are asleep at the wheel when it comes to security
Less than half of paying ransomware targets get their files back
Slingshot malware uses cunning plan to find a route to sysadmins
Citizen Lab says Sandvine network gear aids government spyware
Cryptomining versus cryptojacking – what’s the difference?
Unidentified hax0rs told not to blab shipping biz Clarksons’ stolen data
Facebook says “let me get that for you”, secures your links
Rift keels over after Oculus forgets to renew security certificate
DVLA denies driving licence processing site is a security ‘car crash’
Amazon’s trying to get Alexa to stop laughing at us
Carnegie Mellon makes network security guru Jahanian president
Hansa down, this is cool: How Dutch cops snatched the wheel of dark web charabanc
Will the defendant please rise? Utah State Bar hunts for sender of topless email
Surprise: Norks not actually behind Olympic Destroyer malware outbreak – Kaspersky
UK data watchdog raids companies suspected of 11 million nuisance texts
Your entire ID is worth £820 to crooks on dark web black market
Smart traffic lights cause jams when fed spoofed data
Spyware maker shuts down surveillance services after hacks
How women are helping to fight cybercrime
Sigh. Cisco security kit has Java deserialisation bug and a default password SNAFU
IBM’s homomorphic encryption accelerated to run 75 times faster
Audit finds Department of Homeland Security’s security is insecure
Facebook Onavo Protect doesn’t protect against Facebook
Patch now! Half a million Exim mail servers need an urgent update
Buffer overflow in Unix mailer Exim imperils 400,000 email servers
‘We know all about you’ – MoviePass CEO admits to tracking users
Safer browsing coming soon to MacOS Chrome users
Facebook photos expose “sick” couple as food poisoning fakers
Second company claims it can unlock iPhone X
UK.gov cooks up code of conduct to enforce a smidge of security on Internet of S**t kit
Women of Infosec call bullsh*t on RSA’s claim it could only find one female speaker
CryptoLurker hacker crew skulk about like cyberspies, earn $$$
“Prince Charming” is a happily married, gay, identity theft victim
Co-op Bank’s shonky IT in spotlight as delayed probe given go-ahead
“Big Bitcoin Heist” sees 600 Icelandic servers stolen
Games site customers offered $5 voucher after credit card breach
Multicloud’s hidden trade-off: Greater security risk
Miner vs miner: Attack script seeks out and destroys competing currency crafters
World’s biggest DDoS attack record broken after just five days
Pennsylvania AG sues Uber over 2016 data fail
Emirates dinged for slipshod online data privacy practices
Cryptocurrency miners go nuclear, RSA blunder, Winner back in court, and plenty more
Brit semiconductor tech ended up in Chinese naval railgun – report
Terrorist social media posts should be removed within an hour, says EC
World’s largest DDoS attack thwarted in minutes
Bill Gates: Cryptocurrencies killing people in “fairly direct way”
Scammers spoof Office 365, DocuSign and others | Salted Hash Ep 21
Spring break! Critical vuln in Pivotal framework’s Data parts plugged
RedDrop nasty infects Androids via adult links, records sound, and fires off premium-rate texts
US Navy gives Lockheed Martin $150m big frickin’ laser cannon contract
20,000 web certificate private keys outed in “business tiff”
Facebook’s see yourself bald app: extreme hackers or extreme hoax?
Can emojis save you from a terrible password?
Don’t fall for fake iTunes and App Store messages
Train to become an expert cyber crime fighter
Microsoft lobs Skylake Spectre microcode fixes out through its Windows
HTTPS cert flingers Trustico, SSL Direct go TITSUP after website security blunder blabbed
Machine learning self defence: how to not shoot yourself in the foot