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A former acid house rave kingpin has been sentenced to 20 months for using a bizarre home-built machine to pilfer £500,000 from banking customers. Continue reading Former rave kingpin back in jail for bizarre bank heist
Google keeps tabs on much of your activity. Now, it turns out that its YouTube service is also reading what’s in your videos too. Continue reading YouTube is reading text in users’ videos
Computer manufacturer Supermicro is still trying to lay to rest reports that the Chinese government tempered with its equipment to spy on Western cloud users. Continue reading Supermicro: We told you the tampering claims were false
Google has disclosed the second security hole in its Google+ social network in three months. Continue reading Google+ to power down early after second security hole found
Attackers have infected 20,000 WordPress sites by brute-forcing administrator usernames and passwords. Continue reading Massive botnet chews through 20,000 WordPress sites
The Attorneys general of 12 states are suing an e-record provider who lost 3.9 million personal healthcare records in 2015.
Continue reading Unencrypted medical data leads to 12-state litigation
Google shipped version 71 of its Chrome browser yesterday, alongside fixes for 43 security issues. The latest Chrome version also introduces several new security measures. Continue reading Chrome 71 stomps on abusive advertising
Kubernetes, a tool that powers much modern native cloud infrastructure, just got its first big security bug – and it’s a mammoth one. Continue reading Kubernetes cloud computing bug could rain data for attackers
Zoom moved to patch a bug in its service this week that enabled people to hijack customer video conferences. Continue reading Zoom patches serious video conferencing bug
A group of researchers has found 42 zero-day flaws in a range of software tools using a new take on an old concept – fuzzing. Continue reading Faster fuzzing ferrets out 42 fresh zero-day flaws