Security
Electric car chargers 'hackable', warns Kaspersky
Remote-access features of electric car chargers can be exploited by attackers to damage the vehicles, claims Kaspersky
No-win-no-fee company fined by ICO for illegal text messages
ICO: 'Generic third-party consent is not enough and companies will be fined if they break the law'
China blamed for Marriott International data breach
Hacking tools used to purloin 500 million records point to China's Ministry of State Security, claim US officials
Patch Tuesday: Microsoft issues fixes for 39 vulnerabilities, including a zero-day already being exploited by hacking groups
Hacking groups FruityArmor and SandCat have already made use of the privilege escalation bug
One-quarter of NHS trusts have no qualified IT security pros
IT security remains an afterthought within the NHS despite WannaCry outbreak in 2017
Supermicro: Independent investigation has found 'no malicious hardware' found on our motherboards
Supermicro releases results of its independent investigation into Bloomberg's sensational supply-chain attack claims
Equifax accused of 34 control and process failures in official report into 2017 data breach
Equifax accusing of failing to implement "adequate security" by US Congressional committee
Kubernetes news: Critical vulnerability discovered; New Relic announces Kubernetes cluster explorer
Critical bug scores 9.8 out of 10 for seriousness. Patches are available.
The NHS will continue to fail without funding
The NHS has been ridiculed for its continued use of outdated equipment but it lacks the funding to improve
Government bans NHS fax use
Experts disagree on NHS use of legacy communications technology
Interview with Egress Software, winner of Security Innovation of the Year
Computing speaks to Tony Pepper, CEO of Egress Software, winner of the Security Innovation of the Year award at the UK IT Industry Awards 2018
Do you know about the power of privileged access?
Attackers often target superuser accounts with access to data and systems - how do you protect them?
BT to bin Huawei hardware from 4G networks and bar it from 5G bids
EE to be brought into line with BT policy to only use Huawei at the edge of its telecoms infrastructure
Sixty per cent of enterprise security lacks signatures for new threats
Research shows most organisations in the dark over emerging threats
Marriott hack: 60 per cent of cyber attacks now involve multiple targets in one organisation warns Carbon Black
"Island hopping" attacks targeting suppliers and acquisitions also growing threat, say experts
500 million customers affected in massive Marriott hack
The records of 500 million customers of Marriott Hotel Group have been leaked in a huge data breach, with payment details included
Would you hire a former hacker?
A panel of experts at Computing's recent Enterprise Security & Risk Management conference argue whether it's a good idea to hire a former black hat for an enterprise security role
New concerns over Huawei hardware expected to be revealed in forthcoming UK government report
Huawei oversight board set to release new report critical of Huawei hardware security
New Zealand follows Australia and US in banning Huawei 5G gear on security grounds
Huawei identified as 'significant network security risk' by GCSB director general Andrew Hampton
The new threats: trust attacks and AI malware
The latest methods are designed to manipulate, not destroy, says Darktrace
British and Dutch regulators fine Uber for 2016 hack
Regulators fined the ride-hailing firm more than £900,000
IT leaders admit their biggest security mistakes
A panel of IT leaders at Computing's recent Enterprise Security and Risk Management Live conference discuss their biggest security failings
Book review: A Practical Guide to Cyber Security for Small Businesses, by Nick Ioannou
A trove of tips and tricks for securing a small firm on a budget
Fewer than one in five IBM mainframe customers are using multi-factor authentication
Mainframe users cited concerns about disruption and end-user resistance as reasons not to employ MFA
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