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Hacktivist or script kiddy? Know your 10 types of hacker
‘Nigerian princes’ snatch billions from Western biz via fake email – Interpol
MAC randomization: A massive failure that leaves iPhones, Android mobes open to tracking
What a Flake: Congress mulls trashing privacy rules, letting ISPs go to town on your data
Zero-days? Sexy, sure, but crap passwords and phishing are probably more pressing
Are you customer of a firm that’s been breached? Look out for more attacks
Instagram phishing apps pulled from Google Play
Brit ISP TalkTalk blocks control tool TeamViewer
Apache Struts bug is under attack, patch now
China mulls national cryptocurrency in race to digital money
Royal Navy’s newest ship formally named in Glasgow yard
Facebook to listen out for posts from people vulnerable to suicide
Bots: Biggest player on the cybercrime block
Oops! 185,000-plus Wi-Fi cameras on the web with insecure admin panels
Apache Struts 2 needs patching, without delay. It’s under attack now
FBI boss: ‘Memories are not absolutely private in America’
Leaked docs suggest NSA and CIA behind Equation cyberespionage group
CIA hacking dossier leak reignites debate over vulnerability disclosure
What WikiLeaks’ massive CIA leak tells us about cybersecurity
News in brief: Firefox drops XP, Vista support; CloudPets boss pressed; judge rules on streaming
Apple has already fixed most of the iOS exploits the CIA used
Dad ruled liable and fined for his son’s illegal download
Verifone downplays impact of recent breach
Why is Windows malware cropping up in Android apps?
Alleged spammer leaks 1.37bn email addresses after backup catastrophe
CIA false flag team repurposed Shamoon data wiper, other malware
Messaging app used by Trump aides ‘riddled with security bugs’
Amazon fight to keep Echo recording out of murder trial now moot
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Next Generation Security: No, Dorothy, there is no magic wand
Time’s up for SHA-1 hash algo, but one in five websites still use it
That CIA exploit list in full: The good, the bad, and the very ugly
Top tip: Unplug your WD My Cloud boxen – now
Dahua video kit left user credentials in plain sight
US Senator snaps on glove, probes insecure IoT toymaker CloudPets
Ohi-D’oh! US prison hands inmates’ SSNs over to… an identity thief
WikiLeaks dump shows CIA can use IoT to hack ‘anything, anywhere’
Windows snooping patches KB 2952664, KB 2976978 are back (again)
Spies do spying, part 97: Shock horror as CIA turn phones, TVs, computers into surveillance bugs
News in brief: Kodi streaming ‘not illegal’; whistleblower movie planned; robots on the rise
WordPress fixes XSS, CSRF flaws in latest core update
WikiLeaks drops huge cache of confidential CIA documents
Google leads ‘guerilla patching’ of big vulnerability in open source projects
City planners use mobile data to track congestion in tourist hot spots
Android gets patches for critical OpenSSL, mediaserver, and kernel driver flaws
Satan ransomware: old name, new business model
Why email is safer in Office 365 than on your Exchange server
Cybercrooks charging more than the price of a new car for undetectable Mac malware
Say goodbye to enhanced data privacy, US web surfers
Facebook shopped BBC hacks to National Crime Agency over child abuse images probe
Scammers hired hundreds of ‘staff’ to defraud TalkTalk customers
Boffins show Intel’s SGX can leak crypto keys
That big scary 1.4bn leak was basically nothing but email addresses
Shamoon malware spawns even nastier ‘StoneDrill’
Put down the coffee, stop slacking your app chaps or whatever – and patch WordPress
Wow, did you see what happened to Veracode? Oh no, no, it’s not dead. It’s been bought by CA
Don’t worry, slowpoke Microsoft, we patched Windows bug for you, brags security biz
Western Australia’s Web votes have security worries, say ‘white hat’ mathematicians
US Marines seek a few supposedly good men … who leaked naked pics of a few good women
‘Dozens’ of police departments maintain private DNA databases
News in brief: Facebook tags ‘disputed’ news; products to be judged on security; smart meters snafu
Uber under fire for ‘Greyball’ program used to dodge enforcement officials
Ex penetrated us almost 700 times through secret backdoor, biz alleges
Google, Microsoft bump bug bounties
1.37bn records from somewhere to leak on Monday
Pence v Clinton: Both used private email for work, one hacked, one accused of hypocrisy
News in brief: Virginia greenlights delivery bots; Line to launch AI assistant; Uber seeks licence
Amazon mega-outage caused by single command line error
Secrets of the Filecode ransomware revealed
Cybersecurity rules toughened up for NY financial firms
Apple pushing two-factor authentication for iOS 10.3 users
Slack quick to whack account hijack crack
Researcher uses Google’s speech tools to skewer Google reCAPTCHA
RAF pilot awaits sentence for digicam-induced airliner dive
UK’s first Investigatory Powers Commissioner: Lord Justice Fulford
MWC: These might be the droids you are looking for
Awkward. Investigatory Powers Act could prove hurdle to UK-EU Privacy Shield following Brexit
Pence used private mail for state work as governor, and account was hacked
Free decryption tools now available for Dharma ransomware
Howard A Schmidt remembered as a ‘humble’ industry giant
Nearly 1m Coachella user details potentially accessed in breach
9 secrets to cyberattack survival
SHA-1 crack just got real: System Center uses it to talk to Linux
DDoS attack pummels Luxembourg state servers
News in brief: AI boost to video streaming; Mayer loses bonus; move to tackle comment trolls
Ransomware roundtable: Is this the new spam?
Cloudflare chief pledges third-party review of code
Poor robot security could lead to ‘Skynet’ nightmare, warn researchers
Chrome for MacOS to block rogue ad injections and settings changes
We found a hidden backdoor in Chinese Internet of Things devices – researchers
FCC halts data security regulations for broadband providers
Yahoo execs botched its response to 2014 breach, investigation finds
Twitter scrambles those anonymous account eggs
Dark net webmail provider Sigaint still in the, er, dark
Yahoo! dysfunction! meant! security! warnings! were! ignored!
Online shops plundered by bank card-stealing malware after bungling backend Aptos hacked
US-Europe Privacy Shield not worth the paper it’s printed on – civil liberties groups
Old Windows malware may have tampered with 132 Android apps
WordPress photo plugin opens ‘a million sites’ to SQLi database feasting
News in brief: AWS fail hits services; YouTube launches streaming service; Windows gets ‘walled garden’ option