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open Summoners of web tsunamis have moved to layer 7, says Cloudflare 5
By Sheepykins
22 May 2018
open Victoria's educational apps-for-students let creeps contact kids 1
By frank ly
22 May 2018
open Microsoft, Google: We've found a fourth data-leaking Meltdown-Spectre CPU hole 39
By Miss_X2m1
22 May 2018
open Penetration tester pokes six holes in Dell EMC's RecoverPoint products 2
By Walter Bishop
22 May 2018
open High-end router flinger DrayTek admits to zero day in bunch of Vigor kit 22
By -martin-
22 May 2018
open Greenwich uni fined £120k: Hole in computing school site leaked 20k people's data 13
By IceC0ld
22 May 2018
open Signal bugs, car hack antics, the Adobe flaw you may have missed, and much more 17
By JohnFen
21 May 2018
open LocationDumb: Phone tracker foul-up exposes world+dog to tracking 15
By phuzz
21 May 2018
open Biometrics: Better than your mother's maiden name. Good luck changing your body if your info is stolen 29
By Lucky2BHere
21 May 2018
open Blighty's super-duper F-35B fighter jets are due to arrive in a few weeks 114
By lee harvey osmond
21 May 2018
open Russian malware harvesting Telegram Desktop creds, chats 10
By Like Magic
17 May 2018
open Oh, great, now there's a SECOND remote Rowhammer exploit 19
By Solmyr ibn Wali Barad
18 May 2018
open DOJ convicts second bloke for helping malware go undetected 17
By Aodhhan
21 May 2018
open Running Cisco DNA Center? Update right now to get rid of the static admin credential 5
By John Miles
18 May 2018
open Lawyers for Marcus Hutchins: His 'I made malware' jail phone call isn't proper evidence 78
By Jamie Jones
22 May 2018
open Mining apps? We're cool so long as they admit to it, says Canonical 13
By GIRZiM
17 May 2018
open UPnP joins the 'just turn it off on consumer devices, already' club 70
By Charles 9
21 May 2018
open Red Hat admin? Get off Twitter and patch this DHCP client bug 18
By Anonymous Coward
17 May 2018
open Ex-CIA man fingered as prime suspect in Vault 7 spy tool manuals leak 15
By Michael Wojcik
18 May 2018
open Julian Assange said to have racked up $5m security bill for Ecuador 128
By ZanzibarRastapopulous
21 May 2018
open Kaspersky Lab's move from Russia to Switzerland fails to save it from Dutch oven 39
By WmK
17 May 2018
open Zero arrests, 2 correct matches, no criminals: London cops' facial recog tech slammed 121
By Jake Maverick
21 May 2018
open Wanna break Microsoft's Edge browser? Google's explained how 35
By Anonymous Coward
17 May 2018
open How could the Facebook data slurping scandal get worse? Glad you asked 72
By onefang
21 May 2018
open S/MIME artists: EFAIL email app flaws menace PGP-encrypted chats 44
By Anon Ymous 42
18 May 2018
open How many ways can a PDF mess up your PC? 47 in this Adobe update alone 49
By Hans 1
16 May 2018
open Britain to slash F-35 orders? Erm, no, scoffs Lockheed UK boss 84
By Alan Brown
21 May 2018
open Navy names new attack sub HMS Agincourt 137
By CrazyOldCatMan
21 May 2018
open Wah, encryption makes policing hard, cries UK's National Crime Agency 106
By Reality_Ccheque
15 May 2018
open PGP and S/MIME decryptors can leak plaintext from emails, says infosec professor 37
By hayzoos
15 May 2018
open Family Planning office warns customers private parts may be exposed 17
By Trigonoceps occipitalis
16 May 2018
open Ubuntu sends crypto-mining apps out of its store and into a tomb 29
By JulieM
16 May 2018
open Have you updated your Electron app? We hope so. There was a bad code-injection bug in it 8
By Christian Berger
15 May 2018
open Rowhammer strikes networks, Bolton strikes security jobs, and Nigel Thornberry strikes Chrome, and more 12
By Anonymous Coward
14 May 2018
open Hacking train Wi-Fi may expose passenger data and control systems 62
By Mike Richards
14 May 2018
open Shining lasers at planes in the UK could now get you up to 5 years in jail 92
By leexgx
22 May 2018
open New law would stop Feds from demanding encryption backdoor 25
By Anonymous Coward
12 May 2018
open Bombshell discovery: When it comes to passwords, the smarter students have it figured 48
By jvroig
13 May 2018
open Brit govt told to do its homework ahead of talks over post-Brexit spy laws and data flows 33
By GIRZiM
17 May 2018
open IBM bans all removable storage, for all staff, everywhere 203
By Phillcole2
18 May 2018
open Every major OS maker misread Intel's docs. Now their kernels can be hijacked or crashed 138
By Anonymous Coward
14 May 2018
open Second wave of Spectre-like CPU security flaws won't be fixed for a while 19
By fobobob
13 May 2018
open Mirai botnet cost you $13.50 per infected thing, say boffins 4
By Data source #58479374
11 May 2018
open It's 2018, and a webpage can still pwn your Windows PC – and apps can escape Hyper-V 42
By Anonymous Coward
15 May 2018
open Red Hat smitten by secure enclaves 'cos some sysadmins are evil 6
By Michael Wojcik
10 May 2018
open Equifax reveals full horror of that monstrous cyber-heist of its servers 79
By rmstock
14 May 2018
open Android P to improve users' network privacy 11
By Anonymous Coward
11 May 2018
open Hacking charge dropped against Nova Scotia teen who slurped public records from the web 62
By chivo243
9 May 2018
open NSA sought data on 534 MILLION phone calls in 2017 22
By GnuTzu
8 May 2018
open Password re-use is dangerous, right? So what about stopping it with password-sharing? 113
By GIRZiM
18 May 2018

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