Security
Purism disables Intel's flawed Management Engine on Linux-powered laptops
Firm finds a way to bypass flawed technology
Microsoft takes dig at Google as it 'responsibly' uncovers RCE flaw in Chrome
Claims its approach to open source is better
Domino's follows Pizza Hut with data breach announcement
They do say that things fall like dominoes
Kids' smartwatches can be 'easily' hacked, says watchdog
No way, Norway
UK spy agencies are unlawfully collecting social media data on 'millions' of people
Privacy International unearths first concrete evidence of information collected
ROCA: RSA encryption key flaw puts 'millions' of devices at risk
Vulnerability targets hardware created by Infineon Technologies
Microsoft remains tight-lipped about 2013 internal database hack
Ex-employees say bugs were stolen and used in future attacks
KRACK down: Vendors start to patch WPA2 flaw
Turns out some companies had fixed it before it came to light
BlackOasis APT exploits Flash zero-day to download FinFisher spyware
Adobe patches flaw used to plant government spying software
Pizza Hut has been oozing customer card details like they were hot cheese
Pizza eaters not happy with new 14-day information delivery
OnePlus promises to scale back Oxygen OS data slurping efforts
Firm will also allow customers to opt-out at any time
Got WiFi? You're prone to hacking then, end of
The world just got a serious case of WuP-A22
Brit lawmakers blame Iran for 'brute force' attack on parliament emails
Attack is believed to be Iran's 'first first significant act of cyberwarfare' on UK
Microsoft's 'intrusive' data collection in Windows 10 breaks Dutch privacy laws
DPA slams Redmond for failing to inform users about data slurping
Hyatt Hotels admits to second data breach
Hope you had a nice stay
Apple will ditch Touch ID on all future iPhones, claims Kuo
The iPhone 8 might have been the fingerprint scanner's last hurrah
Microsoft's latest bug fix batch caused BSOD borkage on biz machines
Redmond fixes issue, confirms Windows Update users not affected
Equifax pulls web pages offline after fresh hack klaxon
Nothing to see there
Netflix phishing attack is not chill, targets business emails
This is personal (and business)
Israeli intelligence claims it spotted Russian spies exploiting Kaspersky software
But firm claims no knowledge of the attack
Equifax admits data breach affected, er, 38 times more Brits than originally thought
Hackers targeted records of 15.2 million UK consumers
GCHQ boss says cyber threats 'are as serious as terrorism'
Cyber-security is treated 'like the poor relation'
Apple gave Uber explicit permission to record iPhone screens, says researcher
And all to sell its Watch
Kaspersky calls BS on claims it enabled hack on NSA contractor
Eugene Kaspersky says accusation 'sounds like the script of a C movie'
macOS High Sierra bug exposes APFS passwords in plain text
'Facepalming' flaw promptly fixed in rushed-out update
Mattel cancels smart speaker because kids deserve privacy too
It's all fun and games until the breaches start
Privacy International appeals for support in fight against government hacking
Human rights group could face losses of up to £25k
Former Equifax CEO blames lone IT staffer for data breach
Technician failed to patch Apache Struts flaw, claims Smith
Got a Yahoo account? Yeah, you got hacked
Verizon admits all three billion accounts were pwned in 2013
John McAfee finally reveals Sentinel anti-hacking system
The Mack is back
NCSC: UK has been whacked by 590 'significant' cyber attacks in the past year
A Category 1 attack on the national infrastructure is just a matter of time
Amber Rudd doesn't get encryption and says she doesn't need to
And the technology industry sneers at her stupidity
Equifax admits 2.5 million additional US citizens may have been caught up in data breach
Takes the total number of Americans affected to 145.5 million
HPE let Russia inspect security software used by Pentagon
May have supplied Russia with information about flaws in ArcSight software
Facebook is testing Face ID-style tech for account recovery
Zuckerberg really, really wants access to your face
Equifax breach was likely the work of state-sponsored hackers
Bloomberg points finger of blame in the direction of China
FBI doesn't have to share iPhone 5C hacking details
The infamous San Bernardino iPhone was cracked, but by whom?
Icann postpones a significant update for DNS because the internet can't handle it
Good things come to those who wait
Whole Foods hacked and credit card info bagged
Blames it on the booze
Industrial computer systems are taking a real security beating in 2017
Plus, they don't do a good job of protecting themselves
Internet Explorer flaw is exposing your search habits
Bug leaks whatever you type into the address bar
TfL denies it wants to to sell passenger data collected via WiFi tracking scheme
Revenues to be raised through advising retailers not selling data, says firm
Europol dubs ransomware a top threat and an epidemic
Yeah, we knew that already
Campaigner found guilty under terrorism laws for not disclosing passwords
Sweeping powers brush away privacy
Equifax CEO 'retires' in wake of mammoth data breach
Yeah, 'retiring'. OK then
Kaspersky co-founder launches 'snoop-proof' Taiga smartphone
Eugene Kaspersky's ex claims device will prevent apps from spying on users
macOS High Sierra arrives with a password-pinching zero-day in tow
Flaw allows hackers to extract plaintext passwords from the Keychain
A quarter of local UK councils have fallen victim to ransomware
Is restoring from backup really the better than prevention?
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