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A UK parliamentary report suggests that “plain vanilla” vulnerabilities like SQL injection could factor in to slashed pay. Continue reading CEOs should be fined for firms’ security failings, suggests report
Algeria is the latest Middle Eastern country to block Facebook and Twitter in an attempt to keep students from cheating on exams. Continue reading Facebook and Twitter blocked to keep students from cheating in Algeria
Change your password now! Continue reading GoToMyPC suffers ‘very sophisticated’ password attack
Got a Whois record you haven’t updated in a while? The crooks are eyeballing defunct records like that, so use it or lose it! Continue reading IPv4 hijackers setting up shell companies to hoard and sell addresses
The Kosovan admitted that he knew the terrorists would use it to “hit them hard.”
Continue reading Islamic State hacker admits to hacking, sharing US military PII
Sanford Wallace was also fined $310,628 for sending over 27 million spams and ripping off half a million Facebook account logins. Continue reading Facebook “Spam King” gets 2.5 years in the slammer
Beyond the opposition data about Trump, intruders could read all email and chat traffic. Continue reading Russian snoops ‘stole Democrats’ dossier on Donald Trump’
Apple’s fixing one of the most annoying parts of iOS: the way it’s forced people to put up with stock apps they never use.
Continue reading Apple to (finally) allow you to remove stock apps on iOS 10
Who needs a password? Instead they got his phone carrier to change his SIM number using the last four digits of his taxpayer ID and his name. Continue reading DeRay Mckesson’s Twitter account hacked with just his name and four digits
The vendor that runs BitTorrent’s forums was breached, letting attackers get at other clients’ data, including the uTorrent user database. Continue reading uTorrent forums hacked: change your password now!