Collaborate Disseminate
Yubico has been drawn into a rare public spat over how the discovery of a security flaw affecting it products was credited. Continue reading Researchers claim Chrome bug bounty paid to the wrong people
For years it was possible to fool some security software into thinking malicious code had been digitally signed by Apple. Continue reading Apple code signing flaw could have made Mac malware look legit
The next version of iOS looks set to block all communication through the lightning port if the phone hasn’t been unlocked for an hour. Continue reading Apple iPhone’s USB Restricted Mode gives Feds a cracking headache
After years of laughing in the face of victims BEC scammers have taken one on the chin. Continue reading FBI arrests 74 in global Business Email Compromise takedown
The Pixelbook’s power button is a 2FA token, which is great, and almost nobody noticed, which isn’t. Continue reading The Google Pixelbook power button is now a 2FA token
The list of routers VPNFilter can infect now includes another 56 models from Asus, D-Link, Huawei, Ubiquiti, UPVEL, and ZTE. Continue reading Check your router – list of routers affected by VPNFilter just got bigger
It is something few Americans will have heard of, but the US Department of Homeland Security’s Homeland Advanced Recognition Technology (HART) is catching the eye of privacy advocates – and not in a good way. Continue reading US Government’s biometric database worries privacy advocates
The Owari DDoS botnet, built by knocking over weakly-secured Internet of Things (IoT) devices, has had a bad week. Continue reading Oh the irony! When cybercriminals are rubbish at cybersecurity
Apple will stop Facebook and advertisers from tracking users across multiple sites (cross-site tracking), running their ads or embedding content such as ‘like’ buttons. Continue reading Apple says no to Facebook’s tracking
If AI is increasingly able to recognise and classify faces, then the only way to counter this creeping surveillance is to use another AI to defeat it. Thanks to the University of Toronto, this may soon be possible. Continue reading Blocking facial recognition surveillance using AI