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Posted on November 26, 2016

cURL security audit learns the lessons of Heartbleed

You may not have heard of cURL but you probably use it all the time

Posted on November 25, 2016

‘Compromised’ laptop implicated in US Navy breach of 130,000 records

Names and social security numbers of more than 130,000 serving and former sailors “accessed by unknown individuals”

Posted on November 25, 2016

Fraudsters eat for free as Deliveroo accounts hit by mystery breach

Company blames credentials stolen from another company for string of rogue transactions

Posted on November 24, 2016

Stop wasting time making the wrong passwords stronger

Much of the effort that goes into making passwords stronger has no effect on security

Posted on November 22, 2016

Nemucod Infections Spreading Over Facebook

Researchers have spotted an increase in Nemucod downloader infections moving via Facebook Messenger spam, with some victims being infected with Locky ransomware.

Posted on November 18, 2016

Barclays mulls letting customers check balances via Facebook

Move to NoSQL database allows bank to mull offering balance and transaction history via social media

Posted on November 18, 2016

How a $5 Raspberry Pi Zero can hack your locked laptop

PoisonTap is toxic even to the password-protected laptop – make sure it doesn’t happen to you

Posted on November 18, 2016

BlackNurse revisited: what you need to know

We’ve had a steady stream of questions about “BlackNurse”, so we thought we’d answer them all in one place. Here you are.

Posted on November 18, 2016

Gang Up on the Problem, Not Each Other

The security community often thrives on controversy, but when it comes to vulnerability disclosures in life-saving medical devices, ego and attention-grabbing must be put aside.

Posted on November 17, 2016

WhatsApp tightens user privacy with encrypted video calls

End-to-end encryption is everywhere – but who is protecting whom?

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