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Mozilla-endorsed security plug-in accused of tracking users
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India's Cosmos bank raided for $13m by hackers
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Support for ageing key exchange crypto leaves VPNs open to attack
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Bitcoin backer sues AT&T for $240m over stolen cryptocurrency
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Baddies of the internet: It's all about dodgy mobile apps, they're so hot right now
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Foreshadow and Intel SGX software attestation: 'The whole trust model collapses'
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Criminals a bit less interested in nicking Brits' identities this year
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Florida Man laundered money for Reveton ransomware. Then Microsoft hired him
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Patch Tuesday heats up with pair of exploited zero-days squashed – plus 58 other vulns fixed
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Hackers manage – just – to turn Amazon Echoes into snooping devices
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Oracle: Run, don't walk, to patch this critical Database takeover bug
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Three more data-leaking security holes found in Intel chips as designers swap security for speed
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CVE? Nope. NVD? Nope. Serious must-patch type flaws skipping mainstream vuln lists – report
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May the May update be with you: OpenSSL key sniffed from radio signal
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Faxploit: Retro hacking of fax machines can spread malware
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Cisco patches IOS in response to boffins' IKE-busting breakthrough
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Intel finally emits Puma 1Gbps modem fixes – just as new ping-of-death bug emerges
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It's official: TLS 1.3 approved as standard while spies weep
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US voting systems: Full of holes, loaded with pop music, and 'hacked' by an 11-year-old
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Criminal justice software code could send you to jail and there’s nothing you can do about it
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Prank 'Give me a raise!' email nearly lands sysadmin with dismissal
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Former NSA top hacker names the filthy four of nation-state hacking
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UK cyber cops: Infosec pros could help us divert teens from 'dark side'
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Snap code snatched, Pentagon bans bands, pacemakers cracked, etc
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The off-brand 'military-grade' x86 processors, in the library, with the root-granting 'backdoor'
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Hi-de-Hack! Redcoats red-faced as Butlin's holiday camp admits data breach hit 34,000
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Congresscritters want answers on Tillerson's rm -rf /opt/gov/infosec
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Google Spectre whizz kicked out of Caesars, blocked from DEF CON over hack 'attack' tweet
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Hackers can cook you alive using 'microwave oven' sat-comms – claim
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Encryption doesn't stop him or her or you... from working out what Thing 1 is up to
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Spec-exec CPU bugs sweep hacking Oscars – and John McAfee’s in there like a bullet
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Can we talk about the little backdoors in data center servers, please?
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Say what you will about self-driving cars – the security is looking 'OK'
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You can't always trust those mobile payment gadgets as far as you can throw them – bugs found by infosec duo
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Kaspersky VPN blabbed domain names of visited websites – and gave me a $0 reward, says chap
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Crims hacked accounts, got phones, resold them – and the Feds reckon they've nabbed 'em
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Oh, fore putt's sake: Golf org PGA bunkered up by ransomware attack just days before tournament
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Discover which dangers lurk ahead – at Sophos' 'See the Future' event
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How evil JavaScript helps attackers tag possible victims – and gives away their intent
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WhatsApp security snafu allows sneaky 'message manipulation'
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Should I infect this PC, wonders malware. Let me ask my neural net...
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Revealed: El Reg blew lid off Meltdown CPU bug before Intel told US govt – and how bitter tech rivals teamed up
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If for some reason you're still using TKIP crypto on your Wi-Fi, ditch it – Linux, Android world bug collides with it
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Microsoft to hackers: Finding Hyper-V bugs is hard. Change my mind. PS: Here's a head start...
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Stress, bad workplace cultures are still driving security folk to drink
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Google Project Zero boss: Blockchain won’t solve your security woes – but partying just might
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Japanese dark-web drug dealers are so polite, they'll offer 'a refund' if you're not satisfied
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Profit-strapped Symantec pulls employee share scheme
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Hey, you know what a popular medical record system doesn't need? 23 security vulnerabilities
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Funnily enough, no, infosec bods aren't mad keen on W. Virginia's vote-by-phone-app plan
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