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Tech support scammers preying on young Americans, study finds
Simple mistake exposes businessman’s secret Dark Web drug store
Halfway there! Firefox users now visit over 50% of pages via HTTPS
VeraCrypt fixes bugs uncovered in security audit
Democralypse Now? US election first battle in new age of cyberwarfare
You work so hard on coding improvements… and it’s all undone by a buggy component
Younger users more likely to fall for tech support con jobs
Lawmakers question DOJ’s appeal of Microsoft Irish data case
Feds got search warrant demanding anyone’s fingerprints to open phones
It’s good to talk, UK banks told after massaging cyberattack figures
Audit sees VeraCrypt kill critical password recovery, cipher flaws
‘Dyre’ malware re-surfaces as ‘TrickBot’, targets Australian banks
SHA3-256 is quantum-proof, should last BEELLIONS of years, say boffins
Netflix finds users’ passwords floating around online: change yours now!
Dyre banking Trojan successor rears its ugly head
Sextortion on the internet: Our man refuses to lie down and take it
GPG Sync simplifies encryption key management
$5 million dollars paid as Facebook’s bug bounty program turns 5
ShadowBrokers put US$6m price tag on new hoard of NSA hacks
Hello |FNAME|, this is the Obama-bot Drupal chat module speaking
Outlook-on-Android alternative ‘Nine’ leaked Exchange Server creds
More than half of Androids susceptible to ancient malware
Netflix reminds password re-users to run a reset
13% off AmazonBasics High Security 17-Sheet Micro-Cut Paper, CD, and Credit Card Shredder – Deal Alert
IBM: Yes, it’s true. We leaned on researchers to censor exploit info
Hey! spies! Get! in! here! and! explain! this! Yahoo! email-scanning! ‘kernel! module!’
Forget malware, crooks are cracking ATMs the old-fashioned way – with explosives
ISPs mind their MANRS to block DDoS attacks
Is your router taking part in DDoS attacks right under your nose?
US lawmakers want answers on Yahoo email surveillance
Doh! Government inadvertently reveals hacker’s private info
A user’s foolproof guide to choosing terrible passwords
In 2020, biz will chuck $100bn+ at protecting itself online
Post-referendum UK still part of Euro cyberterror stress test… for now
University IT employees fighting for jobs question data security
Many companies want to phase out passwords
Facebook’s repeatedly trended bogus news since firing human curators
Microsoft’s October 2016 patch rollup: 10 bulletins, 4 zero-days
You’ve been hacked. What are you liable for?
10 highest-paying IT security jobs
Facebook’s un-Liked ~900 security flaws in five years
‘Pork Explosion’ flaw splatters Foxconn’s Android phones
Google splats 21 bugs in Chrome 54 patch run
Personal info on more than 58 million people spills onto the web from data slurp biz
Clinton campaign official’s Twitter account hijacked: “I’ve switched teams”
Popular Bitcoin site hit by DNS attack, loses control of own website
New GCHQ unit: Psst, breached biz bods. We won’t rat you out to the ICO
How CSOs can better manage third-party risks
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram cut off surveillance tool used to track protesters
Putin denies any Russian interest in alleged US election hacking
Lizard Squad, PoodleCorp members arrested in DDoS-for-hire bust
Time to crack down on sales of dragon’s gold – securobods
Email security: We CAN fix the tech, but what about the humans?
Hackers pop 6000 sites on active 18-month carding bonanza
Carders bag stylish sack shop Vera Bradley
Twitter bot baits bullies into meaningless and futile arguments
Phisher arrested for stealing Bitcoins from dark web users
CCTV that lets the crooks watch you, not the other way around…
SAP fixes gaping authentication bypass flaw after 3 YEARS
Enterprises outsmarting themselves with security, while attackers easily use common techniques
Europe loves to pay by bonk* – survey
Leaky IoT devices help hackers attack e-commerce sites
12 hardware and software vulnerabilities you should address now
Snowden investigator slams leaker-detector background checks
Singapore slings millions into ASEAN infosec
Adobe on patch parade to march out 83 bugs
Oz infosec spooks: ease back on the “cybers”, this is serious
Hungarian bug-hunters spot 130,000 vulnerable Avtech vid systems on Shodan
Like it or not, here are ALL your October Microsoft patches
Second hacking group targets SWIFT-connected banks
Amazon finds cache of reused passwords: change yours now!
Encrypted communications could have an undetectable backdoor
$15 million fake IRS call center busted by police
The EU’s latest idea to secure the Internet of Things? Sticky labels
Yahoo won’t let you forward your emails to another service – but why?
Yahoo wants to spy on you through advertising billboards
WikiLeaks dumps another trove of email, allegedly from Clinton aide
Group policies, meet EMM: New and old Windows 10 management unite
10 decisions you’ll face when deploying a honeypot
One-quarter of UK police websites lack a secure connection
Nuke plant has been hacked, says Atomic Energy Agency director
TV5Monde was saved from airtime-KO hack by unplugging infected box
Cyberbullies could be jailed in the UK for ruining people’s lives
Turkey blocks cloud sites following huge data dump of stolen email
Is it really a good idea to scam the scammers?
12-year-old gets €100,000 Google bill after confusing AdWords and AdSense
Monday review – the hot 22 stories of the week
Stickers emerge as EU’s weapon against dud IoT security
Security bod to MSFT: PowerShell’s admin-lite scheme is an open door
Heads roll as Qihoo 360 moves to end WoSign, StartCom certificate row
Yahoo! spymasters! patent! biometric! online! ad! tracking! IRL!
Crypto needs more transparency, researchers warn
US officially blames Russian government for election-related hacking
US govt straight up accuses Russia of hacking prez election
‘Security fatigue’ leading computer users to more or less just give up
Android battles to fix the holes where the rain gets in
FBI wants to unlock another jihadist’s iPhone
Crooks and kids (not scary spies paid by govt overlords) are behind most breaches
Islamic State suspect charged with hiding terrorist data in cufflink
Yahoo’s email snooping: It’s all legal