From iOS security updates to Netflix phishing attacks, catch up with everything we've written in the last seven days - it's weekly roundup time.
Lees meerThe scenario was always hypothetical but the fact such a thing was even possible until this week has left some in the Bitcoin community feeling alarmed.
Lees meerNetflix phishing scammers are at it again, sending emails that try to steal sensitive details from subscribers.
Lees meerUS government recommended six months behind bars. That’s one month for every million people that viewed a part of the pirated movie, apparently.
Lees meerThe new preventative cybersecurity powers include potentially acting against countries considered friendly toward the US - a risky move, some say.
Lees meerThe young men behind the powerful IoT device botnet have been working undercover with law enforcement since they were first fingered.
Lees meerWhat happens if your browser doesn't tell you the truth about the identity of the website you're looking at?
Lees meerOne year to the day after iOS 11 appeared, Apple yesterday released its replacement, iOS 12.
Lees meerAnother day, another poorly configured MongoDB database.
Lees meerA third party app can use Grindr’s distance data to pinpoint a users location down to a room within a house.
Lees meerThe social network is trying to protect candidates, elected officials and their staff from "hackers and foreign adversaries".
Lees meerIt’s only September and yet 2018 is well on its way to being remembered as the year of fixing flaws we didn’t realise were possible in hardware we’d never heard of.
Lees meerMillions of documents have been stolen from top UK universities and are being sold over WhatsApp for as little as £2.
Lees meerNew Mexico's AG filed a lawsuit accusing a popular app maker, plus Google's and Twitter's ad platforms, of illegally collecting kids' data.
Lees meerSenators have discovered that the State Department is breaking the law by not using multi-factor authentication in its emails.
Lees meerYour web browser goes with you everywhere on the web. But how much do you trust it?
Lees meerThe social network is expanding its effort to stamp out fake news.
Lees meerThe romance and business email compromise scammer pled guilty to fraud amounting to $25m.
Lees meerLike a good junior programmer, Facebook's AI is cutting its teeth with a bit of bug fixing.
Lees meerFrom the hidden camera found in an AirBnb room and the smart TVs now admitting to viewers they spied on them to Google Chrome creating passwords for you, and more!
Lees meerA hacker used their own code to tamper with a smart contract run by a betting company, and walked off with $24,000.
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