BP Chargemaster's Pulse rebrand let crims send IcedID banking trojan from formerly legit mailboxes
F-Secure confirms nature of email nasty to El Reg
25 Mar 2021 | 12
Security
Please stop leaking your own personal data online, Indonesia's COVID-19 taskforce tells citizens
Posting pics of 'I got the jab' certs, complete with their QR codes, has authorities worried
25 Mar 2021 | 14
You’ve learned a lot over the past year – and so have the cyber-criminals hiding in your systems
Webcast They’ve switched tactics. With Malwarebytes, we'll show how you can, too
24 Mar 2021 |
Cockup or conspiracy? Popular privacy extension ClearURLs removed from Chrome web store
Developer appeals decision, saying 'the reasons are ridiculous'
24 Mar 2021 | 39
Clothes retailer Fatface: Someone's broken in and accessed your personal data, including partial card payment details... Don't tell anyone
Updated 'Strictly private and confidential'? SERIOUSLY?
24 Mar 2021 | 42
Scammers tried slurping folks' login details through 70,000 coronavirus-themed phishing URLs during 2020
Palo Alto Networks lays bare a year of dastardly digital doings
24 Mar 2021 | 3
Chrome 90 goes HTTPS by default while Firefox injects substitute scripts to foil tracking tech
Privacy. Are we there yet? No, but there's some progress at least
24 Mar 2021 | 53
Whatever 'normal' is, global CEOs don't expect to see it return before 2022 and are ploughing funds into security
It's a grim time to be in the commercial real-estate business
24 Mar 2021 | 14
LINE stops data flowing to China after Japanese officials ditch app over privacy concerns
App's owner says users didn't bail
24 Mar 2021 | 5
Guilty: Sister and brother who over-ordered hundreds of MacBooks for university and sold the kit for millions
Castanedas pocketed $2.3m from 800 laptops alone, Feds say
23 Mar 2021 | 57
Outsourced techie gets 2-year sentence after trashing system of former client: 1,200 Office 365 accounts zapped
'In my 30-plus years as an IT pro, I have never been a part of a more difficult work situation,' says victim
23 Mar 2021 | 52
UK colleges and unis urged to prepare for ransomware before it's too late
Uptick in attacks since schools reopened, warns National Cyber Security Centre
23 Mar 2021 | 3
Thousands of taxpayers' personal details potentially exposed online through councils' debt-chasing texts
Exclusive Got a link? Change the last character and bingo, it's blackmail time
23 Mar 2021 | 69
TikTok no worse than Facebook for privacy, says Citizen Lab (although Chinese TikTok is a horror)
App has common code base for three versions: one global edition; one for south-east Asian; one for China
23 Mar 2021 | 18
Teenage Twitter hijacker gets three years in the clink over celeb Bitcoin scamming
In Brief Plus: Exchange and SolarWinds autopatch tools and shocking news!
22 Mar 2021 | 10
City of London Police warn against using ‘open science’ site Sci-Hub
Pirate papers site is best blocked on grounds it threatens university security
22 Mar 2021 | 92
What could possibly go wrong? Sublet your home broadband to strangers who totally won't commit crimes
In-depth Money for nothing but your nicked IP
19 Mar 2021 | 63
Ministry of Defence tells contractors not to answer certain UK census questions over security fears
But there are legal protections... right?
19 Mar 2021 | 202
From Maidenhead to Morocco: In a change to the scheduled programming, we bring you The On Call of Dreams
On Call Here's looking at you, kid
19 Mar 2021 | 159
Encrypted phones biz Sky Global shuts up shop after CEO indictment, police raids on users in Europe
Tell us more about those services you say were stealing your brand
19 Mar 2021 | 23
Crims with ties to Tesla and SpaceX cuffed for computerized conspiracies
Russian chap tried to crack Tesla security, SpaceX engineer traded dodgy info on dark web stock tipping forums
19 Mar 2021 | 6
Swiss security provocateur who leaked Intel secrets indicted by US authorities
Tillie Kottmann may also have helped with Verkada vid-cam exploit and other cracks, now accused of fraud on top of merry pranking
19 Mar 2021 | 14
Lord joins campaign urging UK government to reform ye olde Computer Misuse Act
Conservative peer praises CyberUp for potential industry benefits
18 Mar 2021 | 14
The Roaring Twenties: Future foreign policy will rely on rejuvenated 'cyber' sector, UK government claims
Good news for Mancunian infosec and chip design bods, but we're raising an eyebrow on the nukes
18 Mar 2021 | 44
Workforce toiling away at home? That’s just where the hackers want them
Webcast Here’s how to work out what your new security model should look like
18 Mar 2021 |
McAfee, the company, says Chinese attackers targeted Asian and US telcos
Fake Huawei and Flash sites helped steal info about 5G tech
18 Mar 2021 | 8
Mimecast bins SolarWinds and compromised servers alike in wake of supply chain hack
Signs up for Cisco, says some encrypted creds were stolen
17 Mar 2021 | 8
If at first you don't succeed: Engineers power up the computers of NASA's monster SLS core stage once again
Second hot-fire scheduled for (checks weather) tomorrow... maybe
17 Mar 2021 | 9
Brit college forced to shift all teaching online for a week while it picks up the pieces from ransomware attack
Plus: Stop bigging up these despicable criminals
17 Mar 2021 | 30
PSA: If you're still giving users admin rights, maybe try not doing that. Would've helped dampen 100+ Microsoft vulns last year – report
Limiting access is great though 'patching is the only permanent fix'
17 Mar 2021 | 71
US Office of National Intelligence says Russia, Iran tried to mess with 2020 elections, China sat it out
Security precautions held up, but Putin himself signed off on efforts to scare the public with claims of voting system compromise
17 Mar 2021 | 12
Google fails to neutralize lawsuit that complains Chrome's incognito mode isn't very private at all
Judge Lucy Koh allows legal challenge to move forward
17 Mar 2021 | 10
Apple's app transparency rules: Google's privacy labels for Chrome and Search on iOS highlighted by DuckDuckGo
Google reveals how much personal data' collected in Chrome, Google app. 'No wonder they wanted to hide it'
16 Mar 2021 | 39
Ex-asylum seeker with infosec degree loses discrimination claim against UK cyber range provider after storming out
'It had nothing whatsoever to do with the claimant's country of birth', rules Employment Tribunal
16 Mar 2021 | 40
US govt indicted me because I make privacy tools, says crypto-chat app CEO accused of helping drug smugglers
Sky Global’s Jean-Francois Eap denies any wrongdoing
15 Mar 2021 | 60
Google's 'privacy-first' ad tech FLoC squawks when Chrome goes Incognito, says expert. Web giant disagrees
Updated Chocolate Factory still stomping bugs out of its bird-themed post-third-party-cookie features
15 Mar 2021 | 10
