Security
Google culls 500+ Android apps culled after spyware backdoor is uncovered
Some of them had been downloaded over a million times
90 per cent of hacked firms fess up to running unpatched systems
That's like kicking yourself in the nads
Microsoft warns that hackers are increasingly targeting cloud accounts
Firm says that number of attacks tripled in the first quarter
Getting your phone screen replaced might be a shortcut to a vulnerability
£8 part may be the end of you
FBI wants private sector firms to ditch Kaspersky software
Claims it is 'an unacceptable threat to national security'
GCHQ was aware of FBI sting to arrest WannaCry 'hero' Marcus Hutchins
UK spies allowed Hutchins to fly 'to avoid extradition battle'
70 per cent of UK company bosses lack cyber attack training
One in 10 have 'no plans in place' to deal with an attack
Connected cars could have an airbag problem
We think we all have an airbag problem
Locky ransomware is back from the dead with two new strains
Malwarebytes uncovers new 'Diablo' and 'Lukitus' variants
Shonky voting machine exposes details of 1.8 million Chicago citizens
Firm responsible says ballsup had 'no impact' on the results of any election
iOS 11 will feature 'cop button' for disabling Touch ID
Will allow users to skirt pushy law enforcement requests
OurMine hackers return to take on HBO and Game of Thrones
What is this Game of Thrones? Oh, with the dragons…
Mobile banking Trojan 'Faketoken' is back and targeting Uber users
More fubar for Uber
What are the best programming languages to learn for a career in coding?
Experts advise on the skills that businesses really want
ShadowPad: Backdoor uncovered in NetSarang server management software
Kasoersky uncovers thread following reports of 'unusual network activity'
Shipping firm Maersk admits NotPetya attack will cost it up to $300m
Firm joins a long list of companies affected by malware outbreak
Uber agrees to 20 years of privacy audits in FTC 'God View' settlement
Firm also blamed for failing to prevent 2014 data breach
Scottish Parliament whacked by 'brute force attack'
Holyrood officials claim no accounts were compromised
Hacker saves Canadian family from being beaten by their car
Not all heroes wear capes
North Korean 'Lazarus Group' hackers go after US defence contractors
Move comes in wake of escalating tensions between the USA and North Korea
WannaCry 'hero' Marcus Hutchins pleads not guilty to Kronos malware charges
He is now out on bail awaiting trial
SonicSpy: Android malware is coming at you via an army of infected chat apps
Spyware was running riot in the Play Store
HBO hackers return with unaired Curb Your Enthusiasm episodes
Pretty... pretty... pretty annoying
Researchers insert malware into strands of DNA
Soon your right hand could be hacked to take its revenge for all that abuse
Kaspersky withdraws Microsoft antitrust complaint thanks to Windows 10 tweaks
Everyone is happy again, for now.
Disney sued over potential child data harvesting apps
42 apps are up for a judging
India has blocked the Internet Archive and won't say why
Now you can't read Yahoo pages from 2004 anymore
Adobe overshadows Microsoft's Patch Tuesday with 43 'critical' fixes
Monster bunch of fixes take aim at Adobe Acrobat and Flash
Why VPNs aren't a guarantee of privacy, just the best we've got
It's the movement in the shadows that will find you out
UK gets souped up security for self-driving cars
No one likes a hack seat driver
Blu phones are back on Amazon after 'false alarm' over data slurping
Firm says any data collected is 'standard for OTA functionality'
US lawmakers will introduce legislation to beef up IoT security
Will impose minimum security standards on IoT devices and protect 'good faith' hackers
Russian man sentenced to almost four years prison in US prison for 'botnet fraud'
Ebury malware targets Linux, FreeBSD and Solaris systems
Dumbo: Wikileaks reveals CIA tools used to hijack webcams and microphones
Hacking tool targets PCs running Windows
WannaCry 'hero' cuffed by the FBI for 'making and selling Kronos banking Trojan'
Marcus Hutchins was arrested on way home from Def Con in Las Vegas
More than half of idiot Brits never change their router password
Security? We've heard of it
HBO hackers snatched unaired episodes of Curb Your Enthusiasm too, reportedly
That's pretty, pretty bad
WannaCry hackers finally empty ransom wallets following bitcoin split
Likely have their eyes on something shiny
Chrome 'Web Developer' extension hijacked to serve dodgy ads
Hackers pushed out malicious extension to its 1,044,000 users
Anon hackers abuse advertising billboard in Cardiff to display mixed messages
Sharian, Trumpian and Orwellian shenanigans
Scottish government whacked by two ransomware attacks in the past year
But it admits number of attacks 'may be higher' than it record
Kaspersky says that DDoS attacks are back in fashion
Oh, and we've just stocked up on the Iloveyou virus
Amazon Echo hack turns speaker into covert listening device
Physical attack could allow hackers to users' steal private data
HBO hack: Game of Thrones script pinched in 1.5TB data grab
Battle of some bastards
Amber Rudd: The little people don't need encryption
An idiot speaks…
Your 'anonymous' browsing data can be easily exposed, reveals researchers
'Trivial' bypass can reveal sensitive details about specific users
Virgin America warns workers about a personal data breach
Airline sat on its advice sheet for four months
Broadpwn exploit for smartphones explained at hacker conferences
Doff your [black] hats people
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