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Security Sessions: How CSOs can reduce alert fatigue
GitHub presses big red password reset button after third-party breach
Ad hoc operations in the SOC can lead to pain
Why your password policy still sucks
Smut shaming: Anonymous fights Islamic State… with porn
Companies pay out billions to fake-CEO email scams
Hack the hackers: Eavesdrop for intel on emerging threats
Dodgy creds found in Siemens ICS gear
Microsoft planning blockchain-as-a-service for Azure apps
Password reset: 45 million creds leak from popular .com forums
SOHOpeless Cisco wireless kit needs critical patch
Microsoft releases open source bug-bomb in the rambling house of C
Spam King sent down for 30 months
Admins in outcry as Microsoft fix borks Group Policy
Sofacy NotSoGood: Time to switch up our Trojan-slinging tactics
Cybercrooks are pimping out pwned RDP servers
Adobe warns: Cyberespionage group targeting critical Flash bug
Patch Tuesday: IE/Edge share an exploit and Windows 10 advances to build 10586.420
Cost of a data breach: $4 million. Benefits of responding quickly: Priceless
Safari 10 to turn off Flash by default
Russian hackers breach DNC computers, steal data on Trump
SAP patch batch includes fix for 3-year-old info disclosure vuln
Home invasion? 3 fears about Google Home
Block malware, ransomware, and phishing with 5 layers
Biz security deadline knocked back 3 months ‘cos Brits ignored it
East Euro crims pwning ‘high profile’ victims with Flash zero day
Chinese loan sharks seek salacious selfies as collateral
Russian government hackers spent a year in our servers, admits DNC
It’s [insert month] of 2016, and your Windows PC can still be owned by [insert document type]
Apple quietly launches next-gen encrypted file system
Security products may seem like ‘snake oil’, but that’s OK
Buggy vote-counting software borks Australian govenment election
Don’t run JS email attachments: ​they​ can carry potent ransomware
Clueless s’kiddies using exploit kits are behind ransomware surge
Half of Brit small biz hit by cyber crime. 10% spend zilch on infosec
Man-in-the-middle biz Blue Coat bought by Symantec: Infosec bods are worried
Hack the Pentagon shutters 100 bugs
Telegram crammed: Hackers find way to send massive messages
North Korea hacks 140k computers in planned mass attacks on Seoul
Update your buggy Samsung PC bloatware to plug privilege bug
Forget Game of Thrones as Android ransomware infects TVs
Orlando shootings bring Facebook’s safety check to US soil
Study: Most companies can’t protect confidential documents
Tell us, evil phisherfolk: What’s wrong with Angler Exploit Kit?
Let’s Encrypt lets 7,600 users… see each other’s email addresses
Fresh hell for TalkTalk customers: TeamView trap unleashed
Facebook activates ‘Safety Check’ after Orlando massacre
Symantec to acquire Blue Coat for $4.65 billion
10 security TED Talks you can’t miss
Crafty plan to give FBI warrantless access to browser histories axed
Government regulation will clip coders’ wings, says Bruce Schneier
Mozilla’s new fund will prevent the next Heartbleed, Shellshock
Did you know there’s a mega cybercrime backlog in Ireland? Now you do
Crysis creeps: Our ransomware locks network drives and PCs. Bargain
EMC and VMware both suffer malicious user access messes
China pledges tighter privacy as it centralises personal health data
RIP ROP: Intel’s cunning plot to kill stack-hopping exploits at CPU level
Twitter: Don’t know where hackers got those logins but it wasn’t from us
Google patches high-severity flaw in Chrome’s PDF reader
French B&Q equivalent ‘hacked’ to offer visitors vulgar DIY tools
This company uses AI to stop cyberattacks before they start
Do it now! From SHA-1 to SHA-2 in 8 steps
Sophos U-turns on lack of .bat file blocking after El Reg intervenes
Google IMAP losing old security protocols this month
Boffins shake up smartphone with motion-sensor as microphone
Chrome’s PDF reader has arbitrary code execution flaw
Robot lung probe wins licence from US authorities
Melbourne motorway to lose its $1k-per-call emergency phones
Microsoft’s BITS file transfer tool fooled into malware distribution
Your comms metadata is super-revealing but the law doesn’t protect it
Oooooklahoma! Where the cops can stop and empty your bank cards – on just a hunch
Google focuses on hardware components in this month’s Android patches
US phone users least likely to switch after security breach
Beware fake white hats peddling bugs
Check your BITS, because deleting malware might not be enough
Massive DDoS attacks reach record levels as botnets make them cheaper to launch
Google, Facebook, Yahoo, rights groups oppose FBI expansion of surveillance powers
Android gets patches for serious flaws in hardware drivers and mediaserver
Widespread exploits evade protections enforced by Microsoft EMET
Hackers breach social media accounts of Mark Zuckerberg and other celebrities
5 trends shaking up multi-factor authentication
EU and US officials sign ‘umbrella’ data protection agreement, but it’s no Privacy Shield
8 reasons why your security awareness program sucks
Exposed! The tricks that ransomware plays
Extortion schemes expand, threatening consumers and businesses with data leaks
New peripherals are bringing Windows Hello to any Windows 10 PC
Code red: Health IT must fix its security crisis
Add-ons bring Windows Hello to all Windows 10 PCs
Ransomware demands are working, fueling an increase in attacks
Printer security: Is your company’s data really safe?
Laptop updaters riddled with security holes
Review: Hot new tools to fight insider threats
Flaw in popular WordPress plug-in Jetpack puts over a million websites at risk
Effective IT security habits of highly secure companies
Sorry, dad, security isn’t what it used to be
New JavaScript spam wave distributes Locky ransomware
5 active mobile threats spoofing enterprise apps
Google’s Abacus API adds security by subtracting passwords
What’s old is new again with MIT’s latest bug finder