Security
Would you hire a hacker to run your security? 'Yes' say Brit IT bosses
We don't have enough securo bods in the industry either, reckon gloomy BOFHs
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Hundreds of hackers sought for new £500m UK cyber-bomber strike force
Britain must rm -rf its enemies or be rm -rf'ed, declares defence secretary
Metasploit creator seeks crowd's help for vuln scanning
Project Sonar combines tools, data and research
London schoolboy cuffed for BIGGEST DDOS ATTACK IN HISTORY
Bet his parents wish he'd been playing computer games
SIM card hacker: Bug is either 'a backdoor, gross negligence, or both'
QuotW Plus: Michael Gove wants to educate the yoof on how to swap sexting for love poems
Boffins: Internet transit a vulnerability
Mirror, mirror on the port, is this something I can rort?
Icefog hit-and-run hackers uncovered in Asia
Less persistent but more focused targeted attacks hit hundreds
Krebs: Lexis-Nexis, D&B and Kroll hacked
Data-stealing botnet found in aggregators' services
UK's Get Safe Online? 'No one cares' - run the blockbuster ads instead
Something like Jack Bauer's 24 ... whatever it'll take to teach kids how to bat away hackers
Dodgy 'iMessage for Android' app deep-sixed by Google
Harvesting user credentials violates store policies
The NSA's hiring - and they want a CIVIL LIBERTIES officer
In other news, the Spanish Inquisition want an equal opprtunities officer
UK.gov's e-Borders zombie still lurks under the English Channel
Blighty just can't seem to get it right on entry and exit controls
How I hacked SIM cards with a single text - and the networks DON'T CARE
US and Euro telcos won't act until crims do, white hat sniffs
RSA: That NSA crypto-algorithm we put in our products? Stop using that
Encryption key tool was dodgy in 2007, and still dodgy now
Opinion
Pussy galore: Bubble-bath webcam spy outrage
Something for the Weekend, Sir?
Something someone showed me down the pub
NSA PRISM deepthroat VANISHES as pole-dance lover cries into keyboard
Video Blogging bikini babe blubs about 'the ones I never got to bid adieu'
Australia's de-facto Internet filter may block 250k sites
Baldrick's cunning plan turns into live grenade
My bleak tech reality: You can't trust anyone or anything, anymore
Opinion Two-factor authentication? Fine, if you trust the Feds
News
Java updates too much of a bother? Maybe online banking's just not for you
There's a Trojan that's got your number, and it's calling its chums to clean you out
DeputyDog attack targets latest IE zero day
Bit9 attackers aim malware at Japanese 'entities'
'Occupy' affiliate claims Intel bakes SECRET 3G radio into vPro CPUs
Tinfoil hat brigade say every PC is on mobile networks, even when powered down
Chaos Computer Club: iPhone 5S finger-sniffer COMPROMISED
Anyone can touch your phone and make it give up its all
Layoffs at EMC's RSA security division
Can SecurID get in front of these curtains before they shut?
Latest Snowden reveal: It was GCHQ that hacked Belgian telco giant
Cheltenham-in-the-middle attack against roaming smartphone convos
'Bogus IT guys' slurp £1.3m from Barclays: Cybercops cuff 8 blokes
'Engineer' slipped remote-hack hardware INSIDE branch, says Met
Riverbed flows faster with refreshed cloudy Whitewater gateways
Giving your data a hefty kick up the cloud storage
New ransomware strain forces hapless users into becoming Bitcoin miners
Locks you out, throws away the key, hands you a virtual pickaxe: 'Start digging'
Roll up, roll up: Cash, Bitcoin and booze offered for iPhone 5S fingerprint scanner hack
Back and fill, infosec maties... keep t' grog comin'
So, Linus Torvalds: Did US spooks demand a backdoor in Linux? 'Yes'
Bless me barnacles, tha' tricksy Finn be joshin' ... yarr?
'Kissing couple' Trojan sent to slurp fanbois' data... Syrian Electronic Army fingered
She'll pop yer scuppers, but can't scuttle ye ... for now
Telstra to DNS-block botnet C&Cs with unknown blacklist
What could possibly go wrong other than a C&C net sharing your colo barn's IP address?
Leaked docs: NSA 'Follow the money' team slurped BANK records, CREDIT CARD data
German mag spills beans on monitored global bean-spilling
Meet the Unmagnificent Seven: The critical holes plugged in Firefox update
The Old Man was right. Only the hackers win. We lost. We'll always lose
Microsoft puts something hard and sensitive in your pocket
New security cert for Windows Phone gets Redmond closer to BlackBerry
'Honker Union' sniffs 270 hacktivism targets
Chinese group to mark Manchurian Incident with cyber nationalism raids
Study finds fraudsters foist one-third of all Tor traffic
Anonymizing network 'disproportionately associated' with online skullduggery
Securo-boffins link HIRED GUN hackers to Aurora, Bit9 megahacks
Researchers: It was 'resourceful' Hidden Lynx crew wot done it
