First, Sir Tim Berners-Lee created the web, now he wants to save it. | Continue reading
Some heavy hitters in AI, from Microsoft, Google's Google Brain unit, Stanford, Cambridge, and Montreal's Institute for Learning Algorithms, report breakthroughs in getting neural networks to decipher hidden structure of social networks such as Reddit. | Continue reading
Fruitfly malware author used port scanning with weak or no passwords to identify potential victims. | Continue reading
The vulnerability can be exploited to give unauthenticated hackers full access to a device. | Continue reading
Once again, David Gewirtz puts on his mystical prognostication hat (okay, fine, he launches Excel) to delve into Apple announcement history. Will we see new Macs, iPads, and whatnot in October? There's a pretty good chance, and we'll even tell you what dates to write in your cale … | Continue reading
Google takes aim at the enterprise incident response market with newly launched tools. | Continue reading
Millions of RDP endpoints remain exposed online and vulnerable to exploit, dictionary, and brute-force attacks. | Continue reading
The proposed legislation has been called out for prioritising the perceived greater good instead of respecting minimal rights of the individual. | Continue reading
Microsoft tackles fileless malware derived from Google Project Zero researcher's script. | Continue reading
The most popular operating system on Microsoft's Azure cloud today is -- drumroll please -- Linux. | Continue reading
The nationwide settlement agreement also requires Uber to implement better data protection policies. | Continue reading
Chegg says it discovered the hack last week and that hackers didn't access financial or SSN data. | Continue reading
Mozilla added support for TOTP two-factor authentication earlier in May. | Continue reading
The use of trusted SSL/TLS certificates can fool shoppers into believing they are spending their money on legitimate domains. | Continue reading
A new report suggests that front-end security in smart vehicles is improving but the back-end is a different story. | Continue reading
Project Zero accuses Linux distributions of leaving users exposed to known kernel vulnerabilities for weeks. | Continue reading
Internet-facing endpoints are exposing businesses worldwide to a botnet which is now being used in targeted ransomware campaigns. | Continue reading
Canadian firm AggregateIQ, linked to the Facebook & Cambridge Analytica data scandal, is the first to be put on notice. | Continue reading
Linux-savvy legal experts from the past and present weigh in on this knotty, open-source licensing matter. | Continue reading
Password managers from Keeper, Dashlane, LastPass, and 1Password found to be vulnerable, study finds. | Continue reading
The malware's code hosts a variety of surveillance functions and is available to the public. | Continue reading
Cisco's list of products with a Linux kernel denial-of-service flaw is growing. | Continue reading
Red Hat team provides mitigations, promises kernel updates. | Continue reading
New ad blocker update boosts users' privacy and security with JS execution master switch. | Continue reading
The latest version of Fedora Linux is coming out. | Continue reading
No, protesting programmers are not removing code from Linux; there are no purges of politically incorrect Linux kernel developers. And Linus Torvalds is coming back. | Continue reading
Tencent security researcher hacks hotel without authorization and publishes a blog post about it containing unredacted information. | Continue reading
Company is investigating the issue with customer support representatives having access to users' passwords in cleartext. | Continue reading
Bug affects Firefox on Mac, Linux, and Windows, but not Android. | Continue reading
A chase around Europe led to the extradition of a 28-year-old who infected police equipment with ransomware days before Trump's inauguration. | Continue reading
Replace weak, outdated password-based methods with strong hardware-based authentication. | Continue reading
This time a 9.8/10-severity hardcoded password has been found in Cisco's video surveillance software. | Continue reading
Microsoft was paid $703,697 to help Pennsylvania Senate Democrats rebuild IT systems after 2017 ransomware incident. | Continue reading
Get ready for an internet with Chinese rules outside China, warns former Google CEO Eric Schmidt. | Continue reading
Ruslan Bondars run a "VirusTotal-for-crooks" operation from 2009 to 2017. | Continue reading
Browser maker faces backlash for failing to inform users about Chrome Sync behavioral change. | Continue reading
Singapore government will launch a bug bounty initiative by end-2018, when local and international hackers will be invited to test systems for vulnerabilities, as well as a cybersecurity hub next year to facilitate collaboration and training efforts amongst Asean country members. | Continue reading
Restaurant chain faces class-action lawsuit in Illinois for breaking BIPA state law. | Continue reading
Security implementation has never been a technology problem -- it's a management, leadership, and ownership issue. | Continue reading
FireEye report confirms previous rumors of Click2Gov portal hacks. | Continue reading
If the security incident had taken place after GDPR came into play, the fine may have been far higher. | Continue reading
Updated: The antitrust case claims that the cybersecurity vendors have conspired to prevent independent, unbiased tests of their antivirus products. | Continue reading
Hacking and data breaches are an ongoing threat, so why are so many execs ignoring the issue? | Continue reading
Hacker was selling 141.5GB of data from Huazhu Hotels Group. He also attempted to blackmail the hotel chain to pay for its own data. | Continue reading
The Pentagon says that the US military must take on attacks before they reach its networks. | Continue reading
Company launches new Cloudflare Onion Service. Only Tor Browser 8 and Tor Browser for Android users will see less or no CAPTCHAs. | Continue reading