It's not WW3. Spotify, Discord, Google Cloud had a wobble Whoever tripped over the cable, plug it back in, please Off-Prem08 Mar 2022 | 6
Linux distros patch 'Dirty Pipe' make-me-root kernel bug In brief Plus: Adafruit customer data leak fallout, infosec burnout, and more Security08 Mar 2022 | 33
Data stolen from Nvidia, blueprints leak threatened In brief Also don't try to unlock your GPU cards with fake mining tool, and more Security26 Feb 2022 | 6
Time for people to patch backup plugin for WordPress In brief Plus advice for Cisco admins from the NSA and blurring's not the best Research21 Feb 2022 | 9
Massive cyberattack takes Ukraine military, big bank websites offline What geopolitical standoff could this possibly be linked to? Security15 Feb 2022 | 66
Linux tops Google's Project Zero charts for fastest bug fixes In brief Plus new breach disclosure rules for US investment firms Security14 Feb 2022 | 19
Chip shortages, sure, but it's a good time to be a silicon wafer maker Party like it's 2007 On-Prem10 Feb 2022 | 10
Whistleblower claims NSO offered 'bags of cash' for access to US phone networks Updated Snoopware maker suggests remarks made 'in jest' as congressman refers allegations to prosecutors Networks02 Feb 2022 | 16
Twitter's top security staff out after incoming CEO shakes things up In brief Plus: Nigerian BEC gang bust, NSO woes, and more Security25 Jan 2022 | 3
North Korea pulled in $400m in cryptocurrency heists last year – report In brief Plus: FIFA 22 players lose their identity and Texas gets phony QR codes Security16 Jan 2022 | 28
Mobile networks really hate Apple's Private Relay: Some folks find iOS privacy feature blocked on their iPhones In brief Plus: Verizon's personal data grab, and more Networks11 Jan 2022 | 65
VMware 2FA flaw can divulge that vital second credential to malicious actors In Brief Plus: Deep dive into the NSO Group's zero-click exploit and 'Hack the DHS!' Security20 Dec 2021 | 12
Dutch nuclear authority bans anti-5G pendants that could hurt their owners via – you guessed it – radiation Gullible conspiracists find that stupid is as stupid does Personal Tech17 Dec 2021 | 182
Is VPOTUS Bluetooth-phobic or sensible? The answer's pretty clear In Brief Plus: bugs found on Mars! Of the software kind, of course Security13 Dec 2021 | 29
Kremlin names the internet giants it will kidnap the Russian staff of if they don't play ball in future Nice employees you have, be a shame if something were to happen to them Personal Tech25 Nov 2021 | 130
Theranos' Holmes admits she slapped Big Pharma logos on lab reports to boost her biz 'I wish I had done it differently' she tells jury in fraud trial Science24 Nov 2021 | 52
How a malicious Android app could covertly turn the DSP in your MediaTek-powered phone into an eavesdropping bug Millions of devices potentially vulnerable, we're told Security24 Nov 2021 | 24
Apple, Amazon fined to the tune of €200m for colluding over Beats headphones sales Trillion-dollar giants vow to appeal against penalties that amount to just a few hours of profit Personal Tech24 Nov 2021 | 34
Apple sues 'amoral 21st century mercenaries' NSO for infecting iPhones with Pegasus spyware iGiant pledges any damages plus $10m to anti-cybersurveillance groups Security23 Nov 2021 | 84
Infosec bods: After more than a year, Sky gets round to squashing hijacking bug in 6m home broadband routers In brief Plus: DNS cache poisoning again, cops probe property conveyancing group's IT outage, Azure hole addressed, and more Security23 Nov 2021 | 15
China's hypersonic glider didn't just orbit Earth, it 'fired a missile' while at Mach 5 Middle Kingdom suggests US is making it all up to justify arms development. As if! Science23 Nov 2021 | 100
SSL keys, sFTP passwords and more exposed after someone broke into GoDaddy Managed WordPress using 'compromised password' Yikes: Up to 1.2 million customers affected Security22 Nov 2021 | 21
Microsoft touts Windows 11 SE: A locked-down OS to give Chromebooks a run for their money in schools Oh OK, so the kids get a repairable Surface laptop but not us, huh? OSes10 Nov 2021 | 44
Will they try it for 30 days first? McAfee goes private again in $14bn cash deal In brief Plus: Uncle Sam gets tough on patching, NIST needs you, and more Security08 Nov 2021 | 3
Expired cert breaks Windows 11 snipping tool, emoji panel, S Mode features, other stuff And we're talking about shipped code, not some Insider beta, here OSes04 Nov 2021 | 64
GitHub CEO forks off: Nat Friedman to quit this month, replacement will report to exec behind .NET Hot Reload fiasco Updated Chief product officer takes over world's palatable social network Devops03 Nov 2021 | 8
Android has its head in the sand with AbstractEmu malware rooting phones In Brief Plus Microsoft funding community security to fill US skills gap Security01 Nov 2021 | 8
Zuckerberg wants to create a make-believe world in which you can hide from all the damage Facebook has done Comment His social network has Meta-stasized Personal Tech29 Oct 2021 | 226
Jeff Bezos wants to build a business park in space Pretty ambitious – none of this Blue-Origin-led consortium can put humans in orbit yet Science26 Oct 2021 | 46
If you're using this hijacked NPM library anywhere in your software stack, read this In brief US govt issues alert over JS package downloaded 8m times a week – plus more news from world of infosec Security25 Oct 2021 | 15
US consumer watchdog starts sniffing around tech giants' use of your spending data Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, PayPal, Square under investigation Personal Tech21 Oct 2021 | 10
NFTs not annoying enough? Now they come with wallet-emptying malware In brief Plus rifle-toting robot dogs, but makers insist they're really dumb Security17 Oct 2021 | 18
Brewdog might make an OK pint but its security sucks: Flaw opened door to free beers for anyone In brief Plus two failings this week at Apache and Twitch and nostalgia for Flash fans Security11 Oct 2021 | 19
Lawsuit claims hospital ransomware infection cost baby her life In Brief Plus: 2 Chrome flaws exploited, Coinbase says 6k users were robbed Security04 Oct 2021 | 16
Emails, chat logs, more leaked online from far-right militia linked to US Capitol riot In brief Plus: Other infosec news from this month Security28 Sep 2021 | 4
Miscreants fling booby-trapped Office files at victims, no patch yet, says Microsoft ActiveX and MSHTML, the gift that keeps on giving ... to intruders Security07 Sep 2021 | 31
Branson (in a) pickle: FAA grounds Virgin Galactic flights after billionaire's space trip veered off course Biz defends 'safe and successful' ride Science03 Sep 2021 | 46
Can we talk about Kevin McCarthy promising revenge if Big Tech aids probe into January insurrection? 'A Republican majority will not forget' Networks02 Sep 2021 | 130
Google delays back-to-office recall until at least 2022 Chocolate Factory says never-ending pandemic threw spanner in October plan On-Prem31 Aug 2021 | 6
US officials, experts fear China ransacked Exchange servers for data to train AI systems In brief Plus: T-Mobile US apologizes, security holes found in medical pumps, and more Security31 Aug 2021 | 6
Good news: Japanese boffins 3D print what looks like marbled Wagyu beef. Bad news: It's tiny and inedible Still, that'll be 100 quid, please Science27 Aug 2021 | 43
Smoking smartphone sparks emergency evacuation of Alaska Airlines jet, two taken to hospital In battery containment bags we trust Personal Tech24 Aug 2021 | 36
Samsung: We will remotely brick smart TVs looted from our warehouse Terminally dumb tellies now ... if they switch on the Wi-Fi Personal Tech24 Aug 2021 | 184
Cop drone crashes into flight instructor's airplane The plod needs a lesson in keeping air traffic controllers in the loop, it seems Bootnotes23 Aug 2021 | 30
Poly Network says it's got pretty much all of that $610m in stolen crypto-coins back 'I'm quitting the show' says mystery thief Security23 Aug 2021 | 19
Razer ponders how to fix installer that grants admin powers if you plug in a mouse In brief Plus: Cloudflare tackles huge DDoS attack, Apple and CSAM, and more Security23 Aug 2021 | 36
CES to require proof-of-vaccination at 2022 tech mega-conference Because what happens in Vegas doesn't always stay in Vegas On-Prem18 Aug 2021 | 2
T-Mobile US probes claims of 100m stolen customer records up for sale on dark web In brief Confirms unauthorized access to 'some T-Mobile data.' Plus: Signal expands auto-deleting messages, SIM-swap thief pleads guilty, and more Security16 Aug 2021 | 7
Starliner takes off ... back to the factory and not space This isn't Boeing very well, is it? Science13 Aug 2021 | 49
Facebook now says it won't recall staff to its offices until 2022 due to delta variant It's the Social distancing Network™ On-Prem13 Aug 2021 | 8
Black Hat security conference returns to Las Vegas – complete with hacks to quiet the hotel guest from hell In Brief And a very scary story of a job that went from white hat to murky shades of gray in the United Arab Emirates Security09 Aug 2021 | 8
Microsoft to require proof of vaccination from on-site staff, pushes back full reopening Unless your doctor or god says you can't have the jab On-Prem04 Aug 2021 | 169
Google says Pixel 6, 6 Pro coming this year with custom AI acceleration For now, tedious Apple-grade teasing AI + ML02 Aug 2021 | 15
DEF CON offers beginner-level Spot the Fed this year: He'll be on stage giving a keynote In brief Plus: Microsoft responds to another NTLM relay attack technique, and more Security26 Jul 2021 | 5
Rackspace literally decimates workforce: One in ten staffers let go this week Updated 85% of those jobs will be rehired, just in cheaper countries PaaS + IaaS23 Jul 2021 | 52
Cloudstar – IT provider for real estate, finance, insurance worlds – downed by ransomware In Brief Plus: Telegram security probed, CISA boss confirmed, and more Security19 Jul 2021 | 5
Microsoft, Google, Citizen Lab blow lid off zero-day bug-exploiting spyware sold to governments Analysis 100+ dissidents, politicians, journos targeted by Israeli espionage toolkit Security16 Jul 2021 | 61
SonicWall suggests people unplug their end-of-life gateways under 'active attack' by ransomware crims Redeploy in circular filing cabinet if you cannot patch Networks15 Jul 2021 | 16
So nice of China to put all of its network zero-day vulns in one giant database no one will think to break into We sum up Middle Kingdom's massive crackdown on bug reports Security15 Jul 2021 | 29
What follows Patch Tuesday? Exploit Wednesday. Grab this bumper batch of security updates from Microsoft Four flaws already being abused in the wild to compromise victims Security14 Jul 2021 | 16