Security
Removing Huawei would cost billions and customers could experience blackouts, BT and Vodafone tell MPs
Telecoms giants urge caution, while Samsung says it's ready to take Huawei's place in the UK's 5G networks
Zero-day flaw in Zoom could allow hackers to execute arbitrary code, researchers warn
0patch has released a free patch for older Windows machines
Critical security vulnerabilities impacted Bullguard's Antivirus and Secure Browser software, researcher claims
A major issue was found in the protection against malicious websites
Google open-sources network security scanner Tsunami
The project code was released on GitHub last month
US mulls a ban on TikTok and other Chinese social media apps
'We are taking this very seriously,' Pompeo says
Scrutiny is key to the success of digital immunity passports
Is the convenience of a digital coronavirus immunity document worth the privacy concerns and investment, asks Emma Wright of law firm Kemp Little
Huawei targeted influential Britons to back its role in UK's 5G infrastructure, controversial dossier claims
The 86-page report is commissioned by a US film producer Andrew Duncan
Android devices are being increasingly targeted by undeletable adware, researchers warn
The adware plants itself in the system partition, making it hard to delete
Explosion at Iran's nuclear facility caused by Israeli cyber attack, report
The incident is expected to delay Tehran's nuclear enrichment programme by approximately two months
Government set to phase out Huawei from British 5G networks within months, report claims
Huawei will be forced to use 'untrusted' microchips in its equipment due to recent sanctions imposed by the US, intelligence officials claim
North Korea's Lazarus hackers are planting skimmers on US and European retail websites, researchers warn
The group has developed a global exfiltration network that uses hijacked websites to transfer stolen assets to attackers
Privacy-focused search engine Startpage gives more details of the System1 investment
'System1 is interested in Startpage’s ad revenue, not its data', company says
Operation Venetic: Police bust crime chat network in UK's biggest ever law enforcement operation
Arrests were also made in other European countries, including France and the Netherlands
Microsoft issues emergency update to fix two vulnerability impacting Windows 10 and Windows Server
The bugs exist in in the way that Microsoft Windows Codecs Library handles objects in memory
Alina POS malware now using DNS tunnelling to steal payment cards data
Alina POS malware is back in circulation, now using DNS tunnelling to steal card details from unsuspecting victims
US Cyber Command warns organisations of critical vulnerability in Palo Alto Networks products
Foreign APTs will likely attempt to exploit the bug soon, it says
Campaigners urge Johnson to reform Computer Misuse Act to make it fit for modern digital era
The law currently hinders cyber security research in Britain, campaigners argue in an open letter to the PM
How to secure yourself against Malware during the COVID-19 pandemic
Security is always one of CIOs' top headaches, and the global pandemic hasn't improved matters. So what do organisations need to do in order to better protect themselves during the COVID-19 crisis?
TikTok is spying on you via the clipboard, researchers warn iPhone users
Social media app monitors the universal clipboard and can use it to pinpoint location
Hackers hide Magecart script in favicon image's EXIF data to steal credit card details
EXIF format enables people to store interchange information in digital photography image files using JPEG compression
Google to automatically delete new users' search and location history after 18 months
But existing users will need to change the settings for themselves
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