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FireEye warns ‘massive’ ransomware campaign hits US, Japan hospitals
If this headline was a security warning, 90% of you would ignore it
PayPal patches 2FA portal bug
Google hopes to sniff out OS X badware
Fortinet follows Cisco in confirming Shadow Broker vuln
Bitcoin ‘targeted by state sponsored attackers’ says Bitcoin.org
Cisco confirms two of the Shadow Brokers’ ‘NSA’ vulns are real
VeraCrypt disk encryption team claims “emails intercepted”
“Hunted” schoolgirls’ nude images and personal info published online
Why you STILL can’t trust password strength meters
Google faces legal action over data-mining emails
Profit-hungry Ghouls raid corporate networks worldwide
Facebook’s unblockable-ads push is a “big bluff”
Trump’s ‘extreme’ anti-terrorism vetting may be H-1B nightmare
Shark bosses sink teeth into booming ransomware market
He’s a p0wnball Wizard, and he’s twisted one Ubuntu-powered game
Tech support scammers mess with hacker’s mother, so he retaliated with ransomware
Running a DNSSec responder? Make sure it doesn’t help the black hats
#Shadowbrokers hack could be Russia’s DNC counter-threat to NSA
FalseCONNECT sends vendors scrambling to patch proxy MITM bug
PGP admins: Kill short keys now, or Alice will become Chuck
Did “The Shadow Brokers” hack NSA cyberweapons worth $500M?
US hotels hit by payment card slurping malware
Hey crims: Stumped on where to invest? Try this global franchise. No experience needed!
People like using passwords way more than biometrics
Cerber ransomware earns $2.3M with 0.3% response rate
Galaxy Note 7 catches the eye and more
VeraCrypt security audit: Four PGP-encoded emails VANISH
How 3 fintech startups are shaking up security
“You dirty RAT” – Spy versus Spy in the cybercrime underworld
China launches quantum satellite to test spooky action at a distance
White hat pops Windows User Account Control with log viewer data
Brisbane council loses $500k to scammers
Researchers crack homomorphic encryption
Silk Road suspect “Libertas” can be extradited to US, says court
Shadow Broker hacking group auctions off claimed NSA online spy tools
Google AdSense abused to distribute Android spyware
Tech support scammer tricked into installing ransomware
Christians Against Poverty pleads for forgiveness over data breach
Cisco security crew uncovers bug in industrial control kit
Organizations can learn from Apple’s bug bounty approach
Machine learning offers new hope against cyber attacks
U.S. intelligence to share supply chain threat reports with industry
How to tell the “real” @realDonaldTrump, and why it’s a security lesson for us all
Safer Gmail: more warnings against fakes, phishers, and spoofers
Respect: Windows 10 security impresses hackers
IT snafu takes down Action Fraud’s web crime reporting form
Pen-test trio crafts ‘Datasploit’ tool for easy social engineering
Russian sports doping whistleblower fears for safety after hack
POS malware stings 20 US hotels
Air gap breached by disk drive noise
Forensics tool nabs data from Signal, Telegram, WhatsApp
Accountancy software firm Sage breached in apparent insider attack
A Russian cyber-gang, the Oracle MICROS hack, and five more POS makers in crims’ sights
DIY bank account raiding trojan kit touted in dark web dive bars
IBM PC is 35 – let’s all go back to the 80s!
Facebook rolls out code to kick the shins off Adblock Plus reblocking
Text messages aren’t private, judge rules
SMS or authenticator app – which is better for two-factor authentication?
How do you securely exchange encrypted-decrypted-recrypted data? Ask Microsoft
Millions of Volkswagens can be broken into with a wireless hack
Exploit broker offers 2.5 times what Apple offers for serious iOS bugs
Facebook shutters Bloke’s Advice group after posts encouraged assault
AWS to enterprises: Bring your own encryption
Researchers announce Linux kernel “network snooping” bug
Meet DDoSCoin, the cryptocurrency that pays when you p0wn
Boffins’ blur-busting face recognition can ID you with one bad photo
Mr. Robot eps2.4m4ster-s1ave.aes – the security review
Couple sue over IP glitch that repeatedly sent Feds to their house
Thieves can wirelessly unlock up to 100 million Volkswagens, each at the press of a button
Feds move to stop social media mockery of nursing home residents
Imperva under pressure to find buyer after disappointing results
A new $500,000 iOS bug bounty beats Apple’s offer
Developers need secure coding environments
Secure Boot proves insecurity of backdoors
Want secure code? Give devs the right tools
Facebook starts bypassing adblockers
Hilton hotels’ email so much like phishing it fooled its own techies
Linux malware? That’ll never happen. Ok, just this once then
McAfee outs malware dev firm with scores of Download.com installs
Indian hacking gang goes on three-year Chinese phishing trip
Patch vBulletin, or get popped
$200,000 for a serious iOS bug? Pfft, we’ll give you $500,000, says exploit broker Exodus
Linux security backfires: Flaw lets hackers inject malware into downloads, disrupt Tor users, etc
Raucous Ruckus router ruckus roundly rumbles: Infosec bod says Wi-Fi kit is weak, biz says no
Facebook’s favorite hacker is back – with an ironic security hole
Teen hacker flies to Black Hat on his one million free airmiles
Flip Feng Shui attack on cloud VMs exploits hardware weaknesses
Instagram hackers add porn links and snaps to pwned accounts
5 critical holes fixed in Microsoft’s August 2016 updates – patch now!
Faceless recognition can identify you, even when your face is hidden
Hitler ‘ransomware’ offers to sell you back access to your files – but just deletes them
Speaking in Tech: Nope, sorry waiter. I won’t pay with that card reader
Microsoft’s cloud-based operations manager tackles security
Bungling Microsoft singlehandedly proves that golden backdoor keys are a terrible idea
Funny story, this. UK.gov’s ‘open banking app revolution’. Security experts not a fan of it
Apple says banks can’t touch iPhone NFC without harming security
Samsung: Hackers can’t pwn our NFC payment kit. No way, nuh-uh, not true (Well, OK, maybe)
Web pages, Word docs, PDF files, fonts – behold your latest keys to infecting Windows PCs
Good news: Teen hacker gets 1-million-air-miles bug bounty reward. Bad news: It’s United