NSA tools hacking group Shadow Brokers starts up monthly security subscription service
Hacking group changes tack in bid to 'monetise' its trove of US National Security Agency tools and exploits
The Shadow Brokers, the hacking outfit responsible for releasing a slew of US National Security Agency (NSA) tools and exploits, has started its monthly zero-day dump service in a bid to raise cash in...
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Russia passes law forcing 'locally produced' software onto people's devices
This is a local internet for local people…
General Election 2019: Labour manifesto promises free fibre and fines for Facebook over online bullying
Social media companies to face "legal duty of care" to protect children online, NCSC role to be reviewed and extended, and Charter of Digital Rights promised
Tension-by-design is a healthy way to run cybersecurity, say panellists
Managing the friction between compliance and security is all about empathy
WeWork customers' confidential contract and bank account details left exposed on GitHub
The issue impacted a subset of WeWork customers based in Europe, India, and China
Security has a communication problem, and DevOps is the answer, says Chef
Jeff Mery, VP global solutions architects at Chef tells delegates at Computing's Cyber Security Live conference that treating everything as code helps traditional translation challenges between developers, infrastructure teams and security