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Kids in Hong Kong and other highly surveilled states worry infosec careers are just asking for trouble

Black Hat Asia Asia is already short millions of trainees; expert warns talent pipeline will dry up in response to government snooping

Google will make you use two-step verification to login

World Password Day returns to remind us how much passwords suck

Chrome on Windows turns on Intel, AMD chip-level defenses against malicious websites

Terms and conditions apply

Can your AI code be fooled by vandalized images or clever wording? Microsoft open sources a tool to test for that

Counterfit automatically creates adversarial inputs to find weaknesses

Signal banned for booking obviously targeted ads? That story's too good to be true, Facebook claims

Antisocial giant dismisses chat app rival's 'stunt' in escalating war of words

21 nails in Exim mail server: Vulnerabilities enable 'full remote unauthenticated code execution', millions of boxes at risk

Nearly 4 million to be exact, say researchers

Twilio's private GitHub repositories cloned by Codecov attacker, cloud comms platform confirms

Used the GitHub Codecov Action? Credentials may have been pilfered

How to hide a backdoor in AI software – such as a bank app depositing checks or a security cam checking faces

Neural networks can be aimed to misbehave when squeezed

American schools' phone apps send children's info to ad networks, analytics firms

Get used to it, kid

'Millions' of Dell PCs will grant malware, rogue users admin-level access if asked nicely

Five vulnerabilities lay undetected for almost a dozen years in Windows driver code

Apple patches iOS, macOS, iPadOS, watchOS, kitchen-sinkOS bugs said to be exploited in the wild

In Brief Plus: Micro-op CPU caches abused to leak data, and more

Ex Netflix IT ops boss pocketed $500k+ in bribes before awarding millions in tech contracts

Pay-to-play bungs required to do business with video-streaming giant

Happy Friday? Darktrace gets 40 per cent boost on London IPO debut

AI infosec start-up avoids same opening day peril as Deliveroo

Stealthy Linux backdoor malware spotted after three years of minding your business

'RotaJakiro' now on infosec world's radar, its impact has yet to be determined

Appeals court nixes online blueprint sharing ban on 3D-printed 'ghost guns'

Biden administration rules expected in the next week or so

48 ways you can avoid file-scrambling, data-stealing miscreants – or so says the Ransomware Task Force

No, not the US government's task force ... the other one

Microsoft joins Bytecode Alliance to advance WebAssembly – aka the thing that lets you run compiled C/C++/Rust code in browsers

Maybe we can make software modular, secure, speedy all at the same time

OK so what's going with these millions of Pentagon-owned IPv4 addresses lighting up all of a sudden?

Network advertisement of military addresses by obscure corporation not so exciting after all

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