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Three LibTIFF bugs found, only two patched
How many Internet of S**t devices knocked out Dyn? Fewer than you may expect
Joomla! squashes critical privileged account creation holes
Adobe emits emergency patch for Flash hole malware is exploiting right this minute
Cybercriminals in the health sector put under the microscope
Password1? You’re so random. By which we mean not random at all – UK.gov
Two-factor authentication (2FA) and why we do or don’t use it
Fake Blue Screen of Death faux-freezes your system like the real McCoy
Rise of the IoT machines
Accountant jailed after falling for Nigerian email scammer sexpot
IoT chickens come home to roost
Got Ancient exploit but nowhere to use it? Try the horrid GRX network
VXer turns to ancient freemium model to flog keylogger, malware tools
This is not a drill: Hackers pop stock Nexus 6P in five minutes
Asterisk users need to patch DoS bug
ARM builds up security in the tiniest IoT chips
Every step your phone tracker takes I’ll be watching you
DirtyCOW Linux hole works on Android too – “root at will”
Apple iOS users taste Android anxiety with nasty CoreGraphics image flaw
Paging 1994: Crap encryption still rife in devices
Surveillance by consent: Commissioner launches UK-wide CCTV strategy
How hackers broke into John Podesta, DNC Gmail accounts
Friday’s IoT-based DDoS attack has security experts worried
Microsoft: Watch out millennials for evil Security Essentials
Graduate recruitment site exposed 50,000 CVs sent to Virgin Media UK
MedSec’s St Jude pacemaker hacks confirmed by pen-tester
Joomla! readies patch for core vulnerability so critical it isn’t talking
Judge orders FBI to reveal whether White House launched ‘Tor pedo’ torpedo exploits
LinkedIn, Dropbox hack suspect named as Yevgeniy Nikulin by US prosecutors
It’s nearly 2017 and JPEGs, PDFs, font files can hijack your Apple Mac, iPhone, iPad
App proves Rowhammer can be exploited to root Android phones – and there’s little Google can do to fully kill it
Russian indicted over LinkedIn and Dropbox mega-breaches
Dyn DDoS – what can we do right now to help prevent the next attack?
Jester defaces website but the Russian Government isn’t laughing
Chinese electronics biz recalls webcams at heart of botnet DDoS woes
Anonymous hacker charged with #opJustina DDoS attacks on hospitals
French surveillance law is unconstitutional after all, highest court says
Chinese firm admits its hacked products were behind Friday’s massive DDOS attack
Mirai, Mirai, on the wall – through the looking glass of the attack on Dyn
Hacktivist crew claims it launched last week’s DDoS mega-attack
Dyn DDoS attack exposes soft underbelly of the cloud
Ageing GSM crypto cracked on commodity graphics rig
Hackers pop top ‘secure’ wireless keyboard and mouse kits, gain RCE
Thanks, IoT vendors: your slack attitude will get regulators moving
Brute force cred crunchers gifted Username Anarchy
Every LTE call, text, can be intercepted, blacked out, hacker finds
Mozilla plots TLS 1.3 future for Firefox
Pacemaker maker St Jude faces new security flaw claims from biz short-selling its stock
Como–D’oh! Infosec duo exploits OCR flaw to nab a website’s HTTPS cert
Linux kernel bug: DirtyCOW “easyroot” hole and what you need to know
Millions of AdultFriendFinder user accounts hacked – again
Online crime leads to losses of £10.9 billion a year
Dyn dinged by DDoS: US DNS firm gives web a bad hair day
Why you should be cautious of emails from friends or colleagues
Hax0rs sow Discord by using VoIP service to sling malware at gamers
Intel asserts its trademark rights against John McAfee
Hack us and you’re basically attacking America, says UK defence sec
“Anonymous” Yik Yak users can be tracked down, say researchers
Virtual lineup: Your face is already on file
Windows GDI flaw leads to PowerShell attacks
Slack whacks global account hijack holes
Fruity hacking group juiced by Microsoft’s October patch parade
Spam scum ping global blacklists to wreck rep
Dirty COW explained: Get a moooo-ve on and patch Linux root hole
Google pays $100k to anti-malware crusader Giovanni Vigna
DIY website builder Weebly was secured feebly
Ex-NSA contractor hoarded two decades’ worth of secrets
Three million debit cards at risk after hackers raid Indian payment systems
US DNC hackers blew through SIX zero-days vulns last year alone
3 ways Windows Server 2016 is tackling security
Facial recognition technology is taking over US, says privacy group
Boffins exploit Intel CPU weakness to run rings around code defenses
Poor and/or reused passwords lead to Chinese spam flood on iMessage
Ancalog – the document exploit tool that makes cybercrime easy
Yahoo asks US government for clarity on email scanning controversy
Stupid encryption mistakes criminals make
Snoops can tell what you type while you Skype, researchers find
Security research tool had security problem
Kids today are so stupid they fall for security scams more often than greybeards
GPS spoofing can put Yik Yak in a flap
Jumpin’ AppFlash! Actifio’s devops gear rolls onto Pure kit
Reading this? Then you can pop root shells on Markvision enterprises
Yahoo! begs! US! spymaster! Clapper!: Spill! the! beans! on! secret! email! snooping!
Flaw in Intel CPUs could help attackers defeat ASLR exploit defense
Twitter bots work overtime for Trump and Clinton in US presidential race
Linux kernel bugs: we add them in and then take years to get them out
Facebook joins the EU-US Privacy Shield and Shrems takes aim again…
Oracle puts out 253 fixes and a request to please apply patches NOW!
Donald Trump running insecure email servers
Monster Oracle update patches database, Java
It’s finally happened: Hackers are coming for home routers en masse
3 things you might not realize are cybercrimes
Ecuador says it cut WikiLeaks founder’s internet access to prevent U.S. election interference
Republican site rigged with credit card skimmer malware for 6 months
PCI warns new EU data protection regulation could result in £122 billion in fines
Crims cram credit card details into product shots on e-shops
Microsoft’s Nadella takes on privacy fears about LinkedIn, Cortana
Data-stealing CryPy ransomware raises the spectre of variable pricing for files
Facebook privacy hoax chain letter rises from the grave: AGAIN!
Is it worth reporting ransomware?