Security
FBI wants private sector firms to ditch Kaspersky software
Claims it is 'an unacceptable threat to national security'
Wikileaks outs CIA 'CouchPotato' tool for hacking IoT cameras
Project doesn't require physical access to a PC
DarkHotel 2.0: Inexsmar attack targets politicians via target-specific phishing emails
New attack pairs social engineering with a multi-stage Trojan downloader
Russian hackers are reportedly targeting US nuclear facilities
US authorities point finger at state-sponsored group
NotPetya is, er, not ransomware, victims unlikely to get files back
'Little hope for victims to recover their data,' warns Kaspersky
ProtonMail lauds Google's EU fine after falling victim to firm's shady search practices
Firm says decision means no other firm will have to relive its 'nightmare scenario'
Met Police still running Windows XP on 18,000 PCs
And just eight Met Police PCs have been upgraded to Windows 10
15 per cent of IoT devices owners don't change the default password
Crap passwords are also a problem, Positive Technologies reveals
Stack Clash vulnerability tears a hole in Linux and Unix OSes
Someone is making money out of this
Mirai: IoT worm could be adapted to survive device reboots
Security experts warn that new flaw could lead to more resilient IoT botnets
Microsoft agrees deal for security outfit Hexadite to bolster under-fire Windows Defender service
Israeli firm software reduces security threat response times 'by 95 per cent'
UK governments plans to force tech companies to break encryption
Tories claim that social media companies have been 'laughing in our faces'
Hackers hit Russian banks in a precursor to European attacks
Victims were suckered by pornography lures, apparently
How to protect yourself from WannaCry ransomware
Experts provide tips on what to do if you don't WannaCry
Intel fixes dumb AMT flaw that let hackers easily bypass PC security
No password? No problem
Intel patches nine-year-old remote code execution flaw affecting biz chips
Vulnerability affects every Intel system from 2008's Nehalem to Kaby Lake
Mac malware on the rise as crooks turn to ransomware
Malwarebytes warns of FindZip threat targeting MacBook users
GCHQ's National Cyber Security Centre opens for business following delays
Organisation arrives to help public sector 'manage cyber security effectively'
iPhone hacking outfit Cellebrite gets, er, hacked
900GB data dump said to include usernames, passwords and logs from Cellebrite devices
Trump's cyber security advisor runs an insecure website that's easily hacked
Giuliani's company website runs on out-of-date FreeBSD and old Joomla CMS
Tiny Patch Tuesday after heavy Christmas for Microsoft security team
Just four fixes for January
iMessage, Facebook and WhatsApp to face stricter EU privacy rules
Take that, Snoopers' Charter
Dropbox brings U2F authentication to Intel's 7th-gen Kaby Lake chips
Says tie-in with chipmaker will take the complexity out of two-factor authentication
IBM: 70 per cent of infected firms have paid ransom
And most coughed up five-figure sums
Chinese researchers to complete quantum encryption network next month
Decrypt that, NSA!
Intel CPU flaw leaves Haswell-powered devices open to attack
ASLR can be 'broken' to allow hackers to circumvent security
The hateful eight: Europol warns of major cyber security threats
Somewhere a saloon door is swinging on its hinges
Google lumps Malwarebytes with a bad security report and a lot of homework
Let's just assume that everything has a security vulnerability
Oracle ships first Sparc M7 systems with security in silicon
Larry Ellison says microprocessor will solve all our security woes
The UK is officially under attack from cybercrime
Office for National Statistics states the obvious, vaguely
ESET: Google's Android security is still failing to keep bad apps out
Yet another threat uncovered
Poisoned IQ test app evades Google Bouncer to infect 'up to one million' Android users
BrainTest game bypassed Google security guards
PayPal had a stored XSS vulnerability that wasn't good for users
Fret not, for all is fixed and unexploited
BitTorrent: Theoretical boosted DoS attack threat has been mitigated
So, that's that then
Alert: HTC is handling your fingerprints in a bad way
Digits as identifiers given the finger
Serious Intel CPU security exploit spotted in old x86 chips
Firmware-level security threat warning
Ex-NSA lawyer says encryption will send Apple and Google the way of BlackBerry
Says good security is no good thing
Oracle says Sparc M7 chip will put an end to Heartbleed
No more unlimited memory requests
EFF sues the NSA for information on zero-day flaws
Accuses the US government agency of weakness hoarding
Supermicro chip has an unencrypted admin password
Over 30,000 servers affected
19 year old student is crowned the UK Cyber Security champion
Will Shackleton is the best of UK talent
Hackers exploit Internet Explorer 10 zero-day bug in targeted attacks on military
Update to IE 11 to dodge the risk of attack - or just use Chrome
PHP.net hacked and malware injected
Visitors are in a compromised position
£2m computer chip theft leads to prison time
Tricky trio gets a dozen years' porridge
Anonymous gets the TV treatment
We review Storyville: How Hackers Changed the World - We Are Legion
Hackers put a Pirate Bay ad on a Serbian billboard
Quote Gandhi in an electronic message
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