Security
Google confirms it's letting third parties scan your Gmail
Google warns users to check their permissions. Well, duh
WD MyCloud vulnerability is published after remaining 'unpatched for a year'
Oh come on, not this again
Apple will judge call and email activity to assign users a 'trust score'
But firm won't critique your use of the 'Desperate Slutty Singles' app
Hackers crack Newegg's shell and poach customer credit card data
Cybercrims injected data swiping code into the website's payment pages
ICO slaps Equifax with maximum £500,000 fine for 2017 mega-breach
Watchdog says firm's security measures were 'inadequate and infeffective'
GovPayNow's dodgy website security exposes 14 million customer records
But there's no indication that data was used for nefarious purposes
Yahoo settles cases related to 2014 mega-breach for $47m
Company lauds payout as a 'significant milestone'
CCleaner is updating itself without users' permission
Second privacy misfire in as many months
Lenovo: Companies working in China may have to install local backdoors
But emphasises that this doesn't apply to the rest of the world
Bristol Airport departure boards borked by ransomware attack
Second such bork in a month
Google's search engine for China could link searches to users' phone numbers
Like an Uber Eats account, probably
A third-party Grindr app can geolocate you to room-level accuracy
It can also grab a photo too, just in case it wasn't creepy enough
Equifax hack report sheds light on firm's dysfunctional IT department
Security staffers didn't know how much data was stolen in 2017 breach
Lenovo announces a joined-up security offering and shows off a ThinkPad with an i9 chip
It's just another day in the office, Brad
Lenovo CEO: 'We're not a Chinese company, we're a global company'
Yang 'YY' Yuanqing on why Lenovo escapes the flack that Huawei and ZTE suffer
Cold boot attack puts Apple, Dell and Lenovo laptops at risk of data theft
And there's no easy fix, F-Secure warns
GCHQ's mass surveillance violates citizens' right to privacy, ECHR rules
Landmark ruling is first related to UK gov's controversial intelligence sharing
Veeam left 445 million customer records on open AWS server
200GB data trove was uncovered by security researcher Bob Diachenki
Exploit-acquirer Zerodium drops Tor Browser zero-day on Twitter
Tor blimey guv'
Npower warns of breach that exposed personal details of 5,000 customers
Security screw-up shared names, addresses and payment amounts
Rights groups slam MPs' plans for crackdown on 'secret' online groups
Online Forums Bill criticised as 'ignorant and authoritarian'
TV Licensing 'security glitch' exposed some customers' bank account details
Firm has since made the switch to HTTPS
Vizio's spying TVs will prompt users to join class-action lawsuit
We love the smell of irony in the morning
British Airways hack was caused by skimming code in payment pages
Could be the same group that pwned Ticketmaster
Security-based Mac apps were secretly spying on your browser data
Who watches the watchers?
DoJ charges North Korean programmer over Sony, WannaCry attacks
Park Jin Hyok has also been linked to Bangladesh Bank cyber heist
British Airways breach sees hackers take-off with customers' payment details
Airline admits to first-class security screw-up
Brit teen arrested for involvement in DDoS attack on ProtonMail
George Duke-Cohan was recruited by criminal group Apophis Squad
Google alerts users whose data was targeted by 'secret' FBI probe
The search giant was previously kept quiet with a gagging order
Spyware service mSpy leaks 'millions' of sensitive records
The irony klaxon is deafening
Google Chrome is 10 - gets a new UI and an old vulnerabiliy
Let's accentuate the positive, shall we?
Kim DotCom's Mega gets pwned, company blames Google, of course
Naughty, naughty Chrome for having passwords...
Bitfi withdraws 'unhackable' claim, but John McAfee still says it is
It is... it isn't... But it was weird anyway...
Japanese government weighs up 5G ban on Huawei and ZTE
Australia the global trend-setter for a change
Yahoo and AOL are scraping your inboxes for data to sell to advertisers
Not this nonsense again....
Fed-up IT staffer exposes Windows zero-day on Twitter
Microsoft is working on a fix but is probably less than happy
Russian watchdog considers U-turn on Telegram ban
But only if the company complies with its court order
Epic boss slams Google's 'irresponsible' disclosure of Fortnite launcher bug
Google takes no prisoners with serious zero-day flaws
GDPR fuels huge rise in ICO data breach complaints
Explanation of the rules seems to have given us something to moan about
How to move on from perimeter firewalls to suit the cloud
Would you settle for door locks or invest in a burglar alarm too?
WhatsApp is storing unencrypted backup data on Google Drive
Did someone order a back door?
T-Mobile data breach exposes details of two million customers
Claims no customer financial data or social security numbers were accessed
China slams Australia's 'back-stabbing' 5G ban on Huawei and ZTE
China's state-controlled press warns that country will 'neet their nemesis'
Former NSA agent jailed for five years for leaking Russian US election hacking intel
Reality Winner is only a winner by name
West Ham could face ICO probe after snafu exposes fans' email addresses
What a ludicrous display
Microsoft pushes out Windows 10 patches to plug Spectre and Foreshadow vulns
Patching over problems; if only we could do that in the real world
AppleJeus: North Korean Lazarus hackers deploy 'first' macOS malware
Kaspersky says attack is a 'wakeup call' for Mac users
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