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8 Oct 2020 | 4

Nothing fills you with confidence in an IT contractor more than hearing its staff personal records were stolen by ransomware hackers. Right, Cognizant?

Employees bag commiseration prize of free ID protection

18 Jun 2020 | 12

Sophos XG firewalls hacked, hotfix ready. Texts wreck Apple iThings. Yup, business as usual in infosec world

Roundup Plus Office 2016, 2019 patches – and a barn-load of other security bits and bytes

26 Apr 2020 | 9

Internet use up 40 per cent in San Francisco Bay Area – but you know what’s even higher? Yep, alcohol, weed use

Techies, non-techies respond to COVID-19 by self-medicating at home

1 Apr 2020 | 29

Sorry to be blunt about this... Open AWS S3 storage bucket just made 30,000 potheads' privacy go up in smoke

Talk about high tech: Software maker exposes cloud silo of personal info in tale of security gone bong

23 Jan 2020 | 24

What do Brit biz consultants and X-rated cam stars have in common? Wide open... AWS S3 buckets on public internet

Exposed: Intimate... personal details belonging to thousands of folks

15 Jan 2020 | 17

Flying taxis? That'll be AFTER you've launched light sabres and anti-gravity skateboards

Something for the Weekend, Sir? Sorry, I've misplaced my ticket again. Where's my head at?

10 Jan 2020 | 201

Lucas Pope: Indie games visionary makes pen-pushing feel like an exciting career choice

The RPG Ghost ship intrigue in Return of the Obra Dinn, border bureaucracy in Papers, Please

27 Sep 2019 | 12

TalkTalk still struggles to shut down legacy email addresses on request

Another ex-customer struggles to get hacked account killed off

26 Sep 2019 | 27

Chinese students in UK ripe target for scammers exploiting visa concerns

Add in Brexit outsourcing mess and it's plain to see why young international scholars get duped

19 Sep 2019 |

Data cops order Ireland to delete 3.2m records after ID card wheeze ruled to be 'unlawful'

Splash one for GDPR

16 Aug 2019 | 58

Not very Suprema: Biometric access biz bares 27 million records and plaintext admin creds

Updated Biostar 2 goes supernova after Israeli duo's probings

14 Aug 2019 | 64

Researchers peer into crystal ball to see future where everyone's ID is tied to their smartphone

Big Brother rang...

13 Aug 2019 | 83

Ex-Microsoft dev used test account to swipe $10m in tech giant's own store credits, live life of luxury, Feds allege

'No safeguards' on QA accounts, and suddenly this guy gets a Tesla and $1.6m home, say prosecutors

17 Jul 2019 | 37

Bringing the Houzz down: Home design website tells users to reset passwords after copping to breach

Logins, IP address, personal data and the kitchen sink at risk

1 Feb 2019 | 7

And it's go, go, go for class-action lawsuits against Equifax after 148m personal records spilled in that mega-hack

Banks, folks can sue – but businesses have to show harm

29 Jan 2019 | 19

I helped catch Silk Road boss Ross Ulbricht: Undercover agent tells all

Long read From one little pill to impersonating a cat-owning site admin

29 Jan 2019 | 115

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The next time Microsoft 359 craps itself, at least it'll be easier to hunt down help

Nothing fills you with confidence in an IT contractor more than hearing its staff personal records were stolen by ransomware hackers. Right, Cognizant?

Sophos XG firewalls hacked, hotfix ready. Texts wreck Apple iThings. Yup, business as usual in infosec world

Internet use up 40 per cent in San Francisco Bay Area – but you know what’s even higher? Yep, alcohol, weed use

Sorry to be blunt about this... Open AWS S3 storage bucket just made 30,000 potheads' privacy go up in smoke

What do Brit biz consultants and X-rated cam stars have in common? Wide open... AWS S3 buckets on public internet

Flying taxis? That'll be AFTER you've launched light sabres and anti-gravity skateboards

Lucas Pope: Indie games visionary makes pen-pushing feel like an exciting career choice

TalkTalk still struggles to shut down legacy email addresses on request

Chinese students in UK ripe target for scammers exploiting visa concerns

Data cops order Ireland to delete 3.2m records after ID card wheeze ruled to be 'unlawful'

Not very Suprema: Biometric access biz bares 27 million records and plaintext admin creds

Researchers peer into crystal ball to see future where everyone's ID is tied to their smartphone

Ex-Microsoft dev used test account to swipe $10m in tech giant's own store credits, live life of luxury, Feds allege

Former UK PM Tony Blair urges governments to sort out online ID

Yeah, you're not having a GSM gateway, Ofcom tells hopeful operators

UK's beloved RNGesus machine ERNIE goes quantum in 5th iteration

Bringing the Houzz down: Home design website tells users to reset passwords after copping to breach

And it's go, go, go for class-action lawsuits against Equifax after 148m personal records spilled in that mega-hack

I helped catch Silk Road boss Ross Ulbricht: Undercover agent tells all

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Scottish enviro bods shrug off ransomware gang's extortion attempt as 4,000 files dumped online, saying it's nothing big

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