Infosec

Login creds for US agencies found scrawled on the web's toilet walls

Poor security practices and lack of 2FA responsible for leakiness, says report

Systems24 Jun 2015 | 7

National Archives finds OPM-style intrusion: No data theft found, though

Feds play security whack-a-mole across holey govt IT systems

Security23 Jun 2015 | 4

Polish plane IT attack? Apparently not, just a simple DDoS

Turns out, it wasn't that big of a deal after all

Security23 Jun 2015 | 2

BBC, Facebook steer users to vuln-afflicted Unity Web Player plugin

Updated Finnish security researcher sounds the alarm, gets no joy

On-Prem08 Jun 2015 | 14

Bin bods Brabantia breached, customer passwords trashed

Sorry, some customer details may have been 'compromised'

Systems05 Jun 2015 | 5

Infosec turns 20 to face battle with BSides, RSAC Unplugged

Infosec 2015 Security rock stars make up for the absence of booth babes

SaaS04 Jun 2015 | 3

Mad John McAfee: 'Can you live in a society that is more paranoid than I'm supposed to be?'

Infosec 2015 What was the pocket action about, Mike?

SaaS04 Jun 2015 | 37

GCHQ gros fromage stays schtum on Snowden and snooping

Infosec 2015 No tech firms are leaving and we've read up on bread and circuses

Channel02 Jun 2015 | 24

Thousands of 'lost data' reports mean we should ARM the ICO, says infosec bod

Infosec 2015 Good starter for ten – not sure about the detail

On-Prem02 Jun 2015 | 8

New relay selection fix for Tor to spoil spooks' fun (eventually)

Quick, before Skynet takes control of the Five Eyes

On-Prem22 May 2015 | 13

Ex 'Tech City' chief Shields appointed junior Fun minister for internet safety

Despite starting a probable alien invasion when at Bebo*

Legal18 May 2015 | 20

Gambling with your data: Betfair fixes HUGE account reset email vuln

Hidden form field let anyone take control of punters' cash

Systems29 Apr 2015 | 5

MASSIVE FAIL: Indian gov DOXXES net neutrality campaigners

Someone else then comes along and DoSes them

SaaS27 Apr 2015 | 6

Costa Coffee Club members wake up and smell the data breach

A rich roast of fail could brew up a lot of trouble for members

Security23 Apr 2015 | 38

Mortgage data splashed all over the net. Thanks HSBC Finance

Not a hack, just a massive balls up!

On-Prem21 Apr 2015 | 22

Raytheon borgs Websense to create cybersecurity behemoth

What's the new firm going to be called? Raysense? Webtheon?

Channel20 Apr 2015 | 6

Cybercrime taskforce collects huge botnet scalp on first go

Beebone deboned by the Joint Cybercrime Action Taskforce

Security10 Apr 2015 | 7

ISIS: You bomb us, we’ll interrupt your TV transmissions

French broadcast signal affected, social media disturbed

Legal09 Apr 2015 | 35

A MILLION Chrome users' data was sent to ONE dodgy IP address

Chocolate Factory stays silent as infosec bods reveal badness

Security08 Apr 2015 | 51

Met Police in egg/face blunder as shop-a-crim site's SSL cert expires

Rozzers play fast and loose with concerned citizens' security

Security02 Apr 2015 | 35

Hacked uni's admins hand ID theft prevention reward to data burglars

Bungling Bradley may have botched it

Systems01 Apr 2015 | 7

Hurry shipmates - the black hats have hacked our fire control system

Infosec younglings stave off cyber-assault on WWII cruiser

Channel13 Mar 2015 | 28

EU governments are CRAP at cloud, moans Brussels' infosec watchdog

'Look at the UK, they've done it really well!' Uh, hold on ...

Legal28 Feb 2015 | 8

Check Point buys bare-metal security upstart Hyperwise

Sandbox-friendly securo-baby snapped up

Channel18 Feb 2015 | 3

Look out: That data protection watchdog can bite

Regulation set to get tougher

On-Prem26 Nov 2014 | 6

Knives out for new EU rules forcing govts to reveal hacker attacks

What's that? Something you don't want to share with class?

Security14 Oct 2014 | 6

Beware geeks bearing gifts: Steam-draining nasty spreads via Twitch

Eskimo infection will drop you right Inuit

Security12 Sep 2014 | 7

CryptoLocker victims offered free key to unlock ransomed files

Plus: One in four CERT cases relate to malware

Security06 Aug 2014 | 32

Hey, big spender. Are you as secure as a whitebox vendor?

Sysadmin blog The Internet of Stuff is a HUGE LIABILITY

Networks01 Aug 2014 | 13

Travel website Hotel Hippo yanked offline after data leaks spotted

Whose credit card details and address d'ya fancy reading?

Security02 Jul 2014 | 6

Wacky 'baccy making a hash of FBI infosec recruitment efforts

Feds ponder lower inhalation thresholds for candidate

Security21 May 2014 | 37

Security guru: You can't blame EDWARD SNOWDEN for making US clouds LOOK leaky

Infosec 2014 And anyway, people AREN'T switching away

SaaS30 Apr 2014 | 50

Soon-to-be Facebook intern wins UK Cyber Security Challenge

Cambridge student protects Blighty from virtual attack from Churchill War Rooms

Security17 Mar 2014 | 11

KPMG cuts its funding for UK.gov's Cyber Security Challenge

'We are not a recruitment agency,' snaps back CSC chief

Security17 Jan 2014 | 3

Trustwave gobbles up Application Security, gorges itself on tech

Fighting cybercrime, protecting data. Yo!

On-Prem12 Nov 2013 |

That time when an NSA bloke's son borked the ENTIRE INTERNET...

... 25 years ago. 2 words that still stop old sysadmins' hearts: Morris Worm

Security04 Nov 2013 | 36

Indestructible, badass rootkit BadBIOS: Is this tech world's Loch Ness Monster? VOTE NOW

Poll Amazing claims of MRSA-like super-malware scrutinised

Security01 Nov 2013 | 122

Trend Micro buys Taiwanese deep packet sniffing firm

Globo security giant to add slurpee's tech to its corporate products

Security11 Oct 2013 |

Japan needs 80,000 EXTRA info-security bods to stay safe

Chronic shortage of 'outstanding manpower' in the Far East

Security09 Oct 2013 | 14

Would you hire a hacker to run your security? 'Yes' say Brit IT bosses

We don't have enough securo bods in the industry either, reckon gloomy BOFHs

On-Prem30 Sep 2013 | 30

Layoffs at EMC's RSA security division

Can SecurID get in front of these curtains before they shut?

Security20 Sep 2013 | 14

Seoul to train 5,000 infosec pros

South Korea employs just 200 today despite ongoing NORKS attacks

Security09 Jul 2013 | 1

China: Online predator or hapless host?

Analysis Reg man asks if all the China-bashing is justified

Security13 May 2013 | 25

'Four horsemen' posse: This here security town needs a new sheriff

Body which issues CISSP tin stars set for shakeup?

Security18 Oct 2012 | 9

Taiwan's civil servants caught by sexy email trap

That's one way to raise info-security awareness

Security20 Sep 2012 | 22

Hacker-smasher: White hats join forces to build bot-beating weapon

Open ... and Shut Collaboration is the name of the game

Software08 Aug 2012 | 27

China lays out glorious eight-point infosec masterplan

Aims to protect the people and the nation

Legal19 Jul 2012 | 1

Infosec and B-Sides: Security biz exhibitions face off in London

Show diary Contrasting picture of infosecurity tech

Security26 Apr 2012 | 3

David Willetts: UK firms need to 'fess up to security boobs

Cloak-and-dagger approach leads to embarrassment later – minister

Security24 Apr 2012 | 10

Infosec 'needs warrior cryptoboffins' to beat hackers

RSA Europe Drop and give me 50 better data sets, maggot

Security11 Oct 2011 | 3

Security by obscurity not so bad after all, argues prof

Game theory suggests secrecy has some uses

Security05 Oct 2011 | 59

MS advises drastic measures to fight hellish Trojan

Updated Kill it with fire!

Security28 Jun 2011 | 72

UK Cyber Security Challenge renewal promises better prizes

Can you hack it?

Security20 Apr 2011 |

System failure blamed for increasing data breach costs

Negligence drops to number 2...

Security21 Mar 2011 | 5

World leaders meet to discuss cyberwar rules of engagement

Hague convention for state-backed hacking?

Legal04 Feb 2011 | 15

Alternative security conferences plot European editions

Flip over to B-Sides

Security01 Feb 2011 |