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Dumb bug of the week: Apple’s macOS reveals your encrypted drive’s password in the hint box
Google Timeline – bug or feature? [VIDEO]
Hackers pounce on 3 vulnerable WordPress plugins
Spy vs spy vs hacker vs… who is THAT? Everyone’s hacking each other
UK cybercops reacted to 590 ‘significant attacks’ over past year – report
Chrome turns the screw ever tighter in Google’s encryption crusade
Bulletproof hosts stay online by operating out of disputed backwaters
India’s national internet registry breached, but says heist was trivial
RAM, bam, awww … man! Boffins defeat Rowhammer protections
Open your doors to white hats before black hats blow them off, US deputy AG urges big biz
Chips in iPhone 7s, Androids, smart TVs vulnerable to rogue Wi-Fi
Russian suspected of $4bn Bitcoin laundering op to be extradited to US
DNSSEC master key change delayed after ISPs struggle
Email fraudsters foiled by a smiley
Oracle wants you to drop a log into its cloud, so it can talk security
Sole Equifax security worker at fault for failed patch, says former CEO
Russian bot-herder and election-fiddling suspect closer to US trial
3 billion Yahoo accounts affected by 2013 breach
Nothing matters any more… Now hapless Equifax bags $7.5m IT contract with US taxmen
Oath-my-God: THREE! BILLION! Yahoo! accounts! hacked! in! 2013! – not! ‘just!’ 1bn!
Patch your WordPress plugins: Scum are right now hijacking blogs
Google makes encryption mandatory for sites on 45 Top-Level Domains
The Google tracking feature you didn’t know you’d switched on
Schrems busts Privacy Shield wide open
How a Twitter troll was slain
MH370 final report: Aussies still don’t know where it crashed or why
How forgetting to renew a domain name cost $3m
Un-Delled SonicWall beefs up firewall to wrestle ransomware
Patch your Android, peeps, it has up to 14 nasty flaws to flog
Equifax couldn’t find or patch vulnerable Struts implementations
HPE coughed up source code for Pentagon’s IT defenses to … Russia
Bitcoin’s soft and vulnerable underbelly
Dnsmasq and the seven flaws: Patch these nasty remote-control holes
3 simple steps to online safety
News in brief: Whole Foods holed; Facebook face lock; Mining malware
Government demands for Apple and Google data keep on climbing
UK lotto players quids in: Website knocked offline by DDoS attack
FBI’s secret iPhone hacking tool must stay under wraps, court rules
Java security plagued by crappy docs, complex APIs, bad advice
US yanks staff from Cuban embassy over sonic death ray fears
Equifax mea-culpas with free credit “locks” forever
Signal app’s address book security could upset governments
Apple Mac fans told: Something smells EFI in your firmware
Android malware ZNIU exploits DirtyCOW vulnerability
Dildon’ts of Bluetooth: Pen test boffins sniff out Berlin’s smart butt plugs
iPhone X Face ID baffled by kids, twins, siblings, doppelgängers
Citrix patches Netscaler hole, ARM TrustZone twisted, Android Dirty COW exploited – and more security fails
Ouch: Brit council still staggering weeks after ransomware bit its PCs
Internet-wide security update put on hold over fears 60 million people would be kicked offline
Angst in her pants: Alleged US govt leaker Reality Winner stashed docs in her pantyhose
DHS expanding surveillance of immigrants to social media
Patch alert! Easy-to-exploit flaw in Linux kernel rated ‘high risk’
Android unlock patterns are too easy to guess, stop using them
The UK isn’t ditching Boeing defence kit any time soon
The sorry state of stock trading mobile app security revealed
Microsoft downplays alarm over Windows Defender ‘flaw’
NatWest customer services: We’re aware of security glitch
Ransomware keeping cops, NHS and local UK gov bods awake at night
Mac High Sierra hijinks continue: Nasty apps can pull your passwords
iOS apps can read metadata revealing users’ location histories
Signal taps up Intel’s SGX to (hopefully) stop contacts falling into hackers, cops’ hands
Alleged dark web drug baron cuffed – after he flew to US for World Beard Championships
Waiting for Skynet? Don’t hold your breath
Instagram now lets you block people from commenting on your posts
TalkTalk once told GCHQ: Cyberattack? We’d act fast to get sports back up
Gov contractor nicked on suspicion of Official Secrets Act breach
Campaigner who refused to hand over passwords found guilty
US Army Black Hawk helicopter damaged in drone crash
Bossie Awards 2017: The best networking and security software
Bossies 2017: The Best of Open Source Software Awards
Have MAC, will hack: iThings have trivial-to-exploit Wi-Fi bug
Oracle corrals and patches Struts 2 vulnerabilities
White House staffers jabbed with probe over private email use
Google reveals Android Robocop AI to spot and destroy malware
Deloitte is a sitting duck: Key systems with RDP open, VPN and proxy ‘login details leaked’
What’s at risk from nRansom? Your memories of Thomas the Tank Engine
Equifax CEO falls on his sword weeks after credit biz admits mega-breach
Mobile stock trading apps riddled with security holes
WordPress 4.8.2 is out, update your website now
Another thug learns that SWATting Brian Krebs is a bad idea
Suspected mass-spoofing of ships’ GPS in the Black Sea
Docs ran a simulation of what would happen if really nasty malware hit a city’s hospitals. RIP :(
Boffins take biometric logins to heart, literally: Cardiac radar IDs users to unlock their PCs
Researchers promise demo of ‘God-mode’ pwnage of Intel mobos
Brit broke anti-terror law by refusing to cough up passwords to cops
CBS’s Showtime caught mining crypto-coins in viewers’ web browsers
The software flaw that could beam out passwords by DNS
News in brief: New IoT grief; Old patch lessons; Older voting tech
Sensitive client emails, usernames, passwords exposed in Deloitte hack
Joomla 3.8 fixes serious LDAP authentication issue, update now
Insteon and Wink home hubs appear to have a problem with encryption
Brit military wants a small-drone-killer system for £20m
No, Facebook spies aren’t secretly “following me”, it’s a hoax
Cops shut 28k sites flogging knock-off footie kits and other tat
Monday review – Adobe botches, Apache bleeds and Equifax blunders
Pesky users! They’re always compromising endpoints! Security baked into silicon helps
Guess – go on, guess – where a vehicle tracking company left half a million records
Shock! Hackers for medieval caliphate are terrible coders
Adobe security team posts public key – together with private key
Don’t fear the software shopkeeper: T&Cs banning bad reviews aren’t legal in America