Security
Norway's Visma the latest cloud computing company targeted by China-linked APT10 hacking group
Cloud companies targeted by group linked to China's security services as part of long-running 'Operation Cloudhopper'
Microsoft Windows 7 extended security support to double in price every year
Extended Security Updates for Windows 7 Pro to start at $50 per PC in year one
Huawei denies spying allegations but claims it will take up to five years to improve product security
Huawei responds to MPs' Science and Technology Select Committee letter with promise to invest $2bn improving product security
South African electricity utility Eskom accused of ignoring customer credit card compromise
Names, addresses, energy usage and even full credit card data exposed online by South Africa's monopoly electricity company
Google faces ICO investigation over GDPR violation claims
Google could be fined four per cent of its $136.8 billion global annual turnover
Metropolitan Police fines man £90 after refusing to be scanned by facial recognition cameras
Plain-clothed police officers objected to being told to 'piss off' by man protesting East London facial recognition trial
What will Google do next on consent? All eyes are on tech giant after record GDPR fine
Google's consent mechanism for sharing personal data is deliberately obtuse. This needs to change if it is not to hemorrhage trust, argues lawyer Carolyn Bertin
New security flaw found in 5G communications standards
5G's authentication protocol security vulnerability won't be fixed before first network roll-outs
Facebook's internal apps borked after Apple cuts its enterprise certificate access
Apple removes Facebook's access to Enterprise Developer Program over data-slurping VPN app
Airbus warning over security breach
Plane maker admits breach of personal data, but claims that production has been unaffected
Ex-NSA security specialists admit to working as 'mercenaries' targeting UAE dissidents
Apple iPhones cracked in UAE government operation targeting activists, politicians and dissidents - including a British journalist
Apple FaceTime app disabled over eavesdropping bug as Apple promises fix within days
Callers could hear, and in some cases see, recipients before they even answered
Pentagon cyber security capabilities trail growing capabilities of potential adversaries
Vulnerabilities in the latest F-35 aircraft remain unaddressed, while veterans' medical records systems are wide open to hackers
Hacker cracks into Nest security cameras to demand that users subscribe to PewDiePie's YouTube channel
Hacker says he used credential stuffing technique to crack Nest surveillance camera passwords
Google to appeal €50m fine by French data protection regulator CNIL
Google claims it 'worked hard' to achieve GDPR compliance
Six US government agencies targeted in DNS hijacking attacks
US Department of Homeland Security emergency order issued in response to claims of Iranian DNS hijacking attacks
Is a cashless society actually desirable?
Travelex's Michael Batley argues that not only is physical cash unlikely to disappear soon, but that people are wary of going 100 per cent cashless
France's CNIL data protection agency fines Google €50m - but accused of ignoring French newspapers doing the same thing
Former Facebook CISO suggests that CNIL maybe somewhat partial in its enforcement actions
Canada dismisses Chinese threats over potential 5G network ban for Huawei
China had warned of 'repercussions' should Canada bar Huawei from the country's 5G networks
Collection #1 data leak part of a bigger cache of compromised email addresses, claims Brian Krebs
Four terabyte data dump also being sold by online seller behind Collection #1
Huawei vs US: why trade secrets need to be carefully managed
Trade secrets don't enjoy the same legal protection as patents, warns Withers & Rogers patent attorney John-Paul Rooney. So how should they be protected?
More than 770 million email addresses - with passwords - dumped online
Collection #1, originally posted in December, contains 140 million email addresses that haven't been seen in security breaches before
How The Pokémon Company avoided drowning in a new data lake after the launch of Pokémon Go
The Pokémon Company's John Visneski talks to us about security, scalability and Hellfire missiles
This year's Pwn2Own contest to target Tesla Model 3 with prizes of up to $250,000 per exploit
Tesla joined by Microsoft, Oracle, Adobe and VMware as targets in this year's Pwn2Own hacking contest
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