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Well Holby damned! We've caught a virus: Brit medical soap operas team up for 'cyber' episode
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'This collaboration is absolutely critical going forward'... One positive thing about Meltdown CPU hole? At least it put aside tech rivalries...
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Use an 8-char Windows NTLM password? Don't. Every single one can be cracked in under 2.5hrs
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Bad news for WannaCry slayer Marcus Hutchins: Judge rules being young, hungover, and in a strange land doesn't obviate evidence
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US man and Brit teen convict indicted over school bomb threat spree
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Cover your NASes: QNAP acknowledges mystery malware but there's no patch yet
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Oh Snapd! Gimme-root-now security bug lets miscreants sock it to your Ubuntu boxes
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US counterintelligence agent helped Iran lob cyber-bombs at America, say Uncle Sam's lawyers
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ACLU: Here's how FBI tried to force Facebook to wiretap its chat app. Judge: Oh no you don't
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Hackers KO Malta's Bank of Valletta in attempt to nick €13m
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British and US militaries' drone swarm hackathon definitely isn't about army tech
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One click and you're out: UK makes it an offence to view terrorist propaganda even once
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Ever used VFEmail? No? Well, chances are you never will now: Hackers wipe servers, backups in 'catastrophic' attack
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Q. What's a good thing to put outside a building of spies? A: A banner saying 'here we are!'
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First they came for Equifax and we did nothing because America. Now they are coming for back-end systems and we're...
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Intel SGX 'safe' room easily trashed by white-hat hacking marauders: Enclave malware demo'd
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620 million accounts stolen from 16 hacked websites now for sale on dark web, seller boasts
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Network kit biz Phoenix takes heat as flaws may leave industrial control system security in ashes
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Patch this run(DM)c Docker flaw or you be illin'... Tricky containers can root host boxes. It's like that – and that's the way it is
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'Now is the winter of our disk contents'... Decision on Lauri Love's seized gear due next week
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Accused hacker Lauri Love tries to retrieve Fujitsu lappie and other gear from Britain's FBI in court
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Oh dear, Lads: Spam marketing bosses banned from forming UK firms for clobbering folk with 500k calls and texts
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QNAP NAS user? You'd better check your hosts file for mystery anti-antivirus entries
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Alleged SIM swapping crypto-crooks cuffed, iOS app snooping, ad-fraud botnets, and more
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Big trouble Down Under as Australian MPs told to reset their passwords amid hack attack fears
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Cop films chap on body-worn cam because he 'complains about cops a lot'. Chap complains
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Webroot dunked in Carbonite: Should be quite well protected – if it survives the freezing process, that is
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Leaky child-tracking smartwatch maker hits back at bad PR
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EE customer: Creepy ex used employee access to change my mobile number, spy on me
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Housing biz made to pay £1.5k for sticking fingers in its ears when served a subject access request
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US lawmakers furious (again) as mobile networks caught (again) selling your emergency location data to bounty hunters (again)
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Apple puts bullet through 'Do Not Track', FaceTime snooping bug and iOS vulnerabilities
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Mumsnet data leak: Moaning parents could see other users' privates after cloud migration
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Trakt app users' personal data exposed: We were hit by a 'PHP exploit'... back in 2014
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At least Sony offered a t-shirt, says macOS flaw finder: Bug bounties now for Macs if you want this 0-day, Apple
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Who are the last people you'd expect to spill thousands of student records? A computer science dept? What a fantastic guess
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It's 2019, and a PNG file can pwn your Android smartphone or tablet: Patch me if you can
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Accused hacker Lauri Love to sue National Crime Agency to retrieve confiscated computing kit
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London's Met police confess: We made just one successful collar in latest facial recog trial
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I won't bother hunting and reporting more Sony zero-days, because all I'd get is a lousy t-shirt
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Google: All your leaked passwords are belong to us – here's a Chrome extension to find them
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RIP, RDP... nearly: Security house Check Point punches holes in remote desktop tools
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Original WWII German message decrypts to go on display at National Museum of Computing
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Fake fuse: Bloke admits selling counterfeit chips for use in B-1 bomber, other US military gear
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Hi, Jack'd: A little PSA for anyone using this dating-hook-up app... Anyone can slurp your private, public snaps
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Boffin suggests Trappist monk approach for Spectre-Meltdown-grade processor flaws, other security holes: Don't say anything public – zip it
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LibreOffice patches malicious code-execution bug, Apache OpenOffice – wait for it, wait for it – doesn't
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European Commission orders mass recall of creepy, leaky child-tracking smartwatch
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Bug-hunter faces jail for vulnerability reports, DuckDuckPwn (almost), family spied on via Nest gizmo, and more
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Year after being blasted for dodgy security, GPS kid tracker biz takes heat again for leaving families' private info lying around for crims
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