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Intel's latest patch set plugs some serious holes in CPU, Bluetooth, server, and – ironically – security lines

Reports through Chipzilla's bug bounty scheme growing, but still in the minority

What to do about open source vulnerabilities? Move fast, says Linux Foundation expert

QCon Plus The CIO does not decide how soon you need to respond. 'The person who decides is the attacker'

This Netgear SOHO switch has 15 – count 'em! – vulns, which means you need to upgrade the firmware... now

One of them is a critical RCE bug

If you haven't potentially exposed 1000s of customers once again with networking vulns, step forward... Not so fast, Palo Alto Networks

Getting to be a real PAN in the OS

Trend Micro pulls another app over security fears: This time, the Privacy Browser in the Dr Safety Android suite

Some bugs prove very persistant

GitHub blasts code-scanning tool into all open-source projects

Rub-a-dub-dub, give your buggy code a scrub

AsSalt-ed at the weekend: Miscreants roast Ghost, LineageOS totters as Salt bug bites

Ah oh, SaltStack's frightnin' (with apologies to Howlin' Wolf)

Wi-Fi of more than a billion PCs, phones, gadgets can be snooped on. But you're using HTTPS, SSH, VPNs... right?

Encryption keys forced to zero by chip-level KrØØk flaw

Anatomy of OpenBSD's OpenSMTPD hijack hole: How a malicious sender address can lead to remote pwnage

Code dive Function accidentally returns OK instead of no-way

Hundreds of millions of Broadcom-based cable modems at risk of remote hijacking, eggheads fear

Updated It's got a name and logo so it's serious, you guys

New year, new critical Cisco patches to install – this time for a dirty dozen of bugs that can be exploited to sidestep auth, inject commands, etc

Data Center Network Manager bugapalooza with three must-fix flaws

Ever wonder how hackers could possibly pwn power plants? Here are 54 Siemens bugs that could explain things

Arbitrary code execution in a controller, what could go wrong?

We're almost into the third decade of the 21st century and we're still grading security bugs out of 10 like kids. Why?

Disclosure Infosec veteran Marc Rogers on why we need a better system to rate vulnerabilities

The NetCAT is out of the bag: Intel chipset exploited to sniff SSH passwords as they're typed over the network

Video Cunning data-snooping side-channel technique is tough to exploit, Chipzilla warns

Dodgy vids can hijack PCs via VLC security flaw, US, Germany warn. Software's makers not app-y with that claim

Updated 'Fake news!' dev team cries

A patchy Apache a-patchin: HTTP server gets fix for worrying root access hole

Rogue 'worker' processes can sneak in with elevated privileges at startup

Easy-to-hack combat systems, years-old flaws and a massive bill – yup, that's America's F-35

POGO says no-go on money-pit jet fighter

Don't have a heart attack but your implanted defibrillator can be hacked over the air (by someone who really wants you dead)

US govt sounds alarm over wireless comms, caveats apply

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