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News in brief: veterans among S3 leak victims; court rules on email privacy; man jailed for VPN sales
Apache Struts you’re stuffed: Vuln allows hackers to inject evil code into biz servers
London police’s use of facial recognition falls flat on its face
Would-be cyberattackers caught by malware with a sting in the tail
Kurat võtku! Estonia identifies security risk in almost 750,000 ID cards
Yahoo! braces itself for enormous class-action suit over breaches
Bazinga! Social network Taringa ‘fesses up to data breach
UK not as keen on mobile wallets as mainland Europe and US
News in brief: Pratchett’s data steamrollered; WikiLeaks hit by hackers; Instagram details for sale
Lawyer suggests tying access to encryption to verified ID
Leaky S3 bucket sloshes deets of thousands with US security clearance
Security-focused phone launches crowdfunding drive
Tempted to join the games in the crytpcurrency playground?
Crypto-busters reverse nearly 320 MEELLION hashed passwords
Asterisk RTP bug worse than first thought: think intercepted streams
US cops can’t keep license plate data scans secret without reason
News in brief: Call to link encryption to ID; Facebook maps everyone; Mirai ‘blackmailer’ extradited
Online file conversion services – why trust them?
Open source or proprietary: how should we secure voting systems?
‘Independent’ gov law reviewer wants users preemptively identified before they’re ‘allowed’ to use encryption
Ex-cop who won’t decrypt hard drives still in jail indefinitely
Twitter struggles to deal with the sock-puppet and bot armies
Snoops ‘n’ snitches auditor IPCO gets up and running
Instagram warns users of API bug on heels of nude Bieber photos leak
China’s cybersecurity law grants government ‘unprecedented’ control over foreign tech
Connect at mine free Wi-Fi! I would knew what I is do! I is cafe boss!
Asterisk bugs make a right mess of RTP
AT&T customers with Arris modems at risk, claim infosec bods
Robocall scumbags already target Hurricane Harvey victims
Malware writer offers free trojan to hackers … with one small drawback
When uploading comments to the FCC, you can now include malware
Pacemaker gets firmware update – go and see your doctor
Beware scammers phishing for disaster charity – or anything else
Machine learning for malware: what could possibly go wrong?
UK council fined £70k for leaving vulnerable people’s data open to world+dog
Is your email in the latest cache of 711 million pwnd addresses?
Patchy PCI compliance putting consumer credit card data at risk
People-rating app Sarahah slurps up contacts for feature that doesn’t exist
CyberRehab’s mission? To clean up the internet, one ASN block at a time
ARM’s embedded TLS library fixes man-in-the-middle fiddle
Instagram’s leaky API exposed celebrities’ contact details
Siemens patches one security vuln, leaves folks to block second
US government: We can jail you indefinitely for not decrypting your data
Oh, ambassador! You literally are spoiling us: Super-stealthy spyware hits Euro embassy PCs
News in brief: AI writes new GoT book; Google breaks out of the speaker; Cortana and Alexa hook up
‘Open and accessible’ spambot server leaks 711 million records
Bitcoin users, the taxman wants to know what’s in your piggybank
Trump’s cybersecurity advisers quit, warning of ‘insufficient attention’
Another banking trojan is trying to loot your cryptocurrency wallets
WireX botnet offers glimpse of Android DDoS threat
Best Korea fingered for hacks against Bitcoin exchanges in South
Lanarkshire NHS infection named as Bitpaymer variant
Pacemaker patch passes probe by US watchdog
Two million customer records pillaged in IT souk CeX hack attack
News in brief: Turing’s documents found; Uber steps back on tracking; feathered threat to police
Are you an adrenaline junkie who takes risks with security?
DMARC should be catnip for email security – why aren’t firms using it?
UK infrastructure failing to meet the most basic cybersecurity standards
Facial recognition: how many rogue drivers has it stopped in New York?
Don’t expose yourself with your boarding pass
What to do if your public cloud is hacked
Tuesday review – the hot 26 stories of the week
SAP point-of-sale systems were totally hackable with $25 kit
DJI strips out code badness, reveals some GPL odds ‘n sods
Dangle a DVR online and it’ll be cracked in two minutes
Swedish slip-up leaks hosting company’s customer data
Intel ME controller chip has secret kill switch
Crowdfunding scheme hopes to pay legal fees for Marcus Hutchins
Tech firms take down WireX Android botnet
WannaCrypt NHS victim Lanarkshire infected by malware again
NSA ramps up PR campaign to keep its mass spying powers
Brazilians waxed: Uni’s Tor relay node booted after harvesting .onions
News in brief: ‘GoldSun’ arrested at LAX; update bricks smart TVs; Facebook ‘shuts 1m accounts a day’
Judge scales back data demand on inauguration riot-related web host
OpenJDK may tackle Java security gaps with secretive group
Hackable flaw in connected cars is ‘unpatchable’, warn researchers
Identity theft at ‘epidemic’ levels, warn experts
Hash of the Titan: How Google bakes security all the way into silicon
‘Clever’ TapDance approach to web censorship that works at ISP level
Touchscreens ‘at risk from chip in the middle attack’, warn researchers
Celebgate 3.0: Miley Cyrus among victims of photo thieves
GTFO of there! Security researchers turn against HTTP public key pinning
Chinese chap collared, charged over massive US Office of Personnel Management hack
Uncle Sam outlines evidence against British security whiz Hutchins
Logitech’s security cams allegedly suck so bad, this US bloke is suing it
DreamHost smashed in DDoS attack: Who’s to blame? Take a guess…
Biometrics watchdog breaks cover, slams UK cops over facial recog
A blast from the past: Mobile trojans abusing WAP-billing services
Verizon: US government requests for phone records on the up
Malware rains on Google’s Android Oreo parade
Energy firm slapped with a fine after making 1.5m nuisance calls
Are you a student? Your personal data is there for the asking
Probing the online phish market reveals thriving, profitable underworld
Cybersecurity world faces ‘chronic shortage’ of qualified staff
DMARC anti-phishing standard adoption is lagging even in big firms
Accused! Yahoo! hacker! pleads! not! guilty! in! US! court!
WikiLeaks a ‘hostile intelligence service’, SS7 spying, Russian money laundering – all now on US Congress todo list
AccuWeather: Our app slurped your phone’s location via Wi-Fi but we like totally didn’t use it
VoIP bods Fuze defuse triple whammy of portal security vulnerabilities
US prosecutors drop demand for 1.3m IP addresses of folks who visited anti-Trump site