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You go that way, we’ll go Huawei: China Computer Federation kicks back at IEEE in tit-for-tat spat

Graphic Design Service Canva Suffers Data Breach Affecting 139 Million Users

Senator: US govt staff may be sending their smartphone web traffic ‘wrapped in a bow’ to Russia, China via VPNs

Mozilla returns crypto-signed website packaging spec to sender – yes, it’s Google

IPFinder CLI (Command Line Interface) - To Locate and Identify Website Visitors by IP Address

Gmail's Confidential Mode for G-Suite to be Launched on June 25

Crypto Scammers Take To YouTube; Promote Trojan-Hiding Software

Cyber criminals thrive in India’s IT capital

Latest Hacking News Podcast #294

We ain’t afraid of no ‘ghost user’: Infosec world tells GCHQ to GTFO over privacy-busting proposals

Chinese software nasty enslaves stadium-load of servers, puts them to work digging up digital dosh in crypto-mines

Git your patches here! GitHub offers to brew automatic pull requests loaded with vuln fixes

Big Bug Bounty Hunts by Cyber Giants Fetch Ethical Hackers Millions!

ProtonMail filters this into its junk folder: New claim it goes out of its way to help cops spy

IEEE tells contributors with links to Chinese corp: Don’t let the door hit you on Huawei out

Flipboard Resets Passwords For 145 Million Users Following Data Breach

Hacking Your Smart Home: How to Prevent Intrusion

Latest Hacking News Podcast #293

Guilty of hacking in the UK? Worry not: Stats show prison is unlikely

DC: 2 Hacking Challenge Walkthrough (Vulnhub)

DuckDuckGo Privacy Browser for Android Battling URL Spoofing Attacks

Contain yourself, Docker: Race-condition bug puts host machines at risk… sometimes, ish

Two weeks after Microsoft warned of Windows RDP worms, a million internet-facing boxes still vulnerable

Germany mulls giving end-to-end chat app encryption das boot: Law requiring decrypted plain-text is in the works

Russia is ready to supply Vietnam with e-government technologies

Durov accused the Russian authorities of trying to hack Telegram accounts of Ural journalists

US Navy to create database of 350 billion social media posts

Latest Hacking News Podcast #292

First American Financial Exposed 885 Million Sensitive Files Online

Sensor Calibration Attack Threatens Smartphone Users

My SQL Servers on Windows Attacked by Hackers to Distribute GrandCrab Ransomware

Latest Hacking News Podcast #291

Maker of US border’s license-plate scanning tech ransacked by hacker, blueprints and files dumped online

Why telcos ‘handed over’ people’s GPS coords to a bounty hunter: He just had to ask nicely