It's December of 2018 and, to hell with it, just patch your stuff (The Register)
Firefox 64 released with a Windows-like task manager (ZDNet)
Marriott: Breach Victims Won't Be Forced Into Arbitration (InfoRiskToday)
How Amazon Web Services runs security at a global scale (ZDNet)
The finger has been pointed at China for Marriott data breach (ZDNet)
Bug allowed full takeover of Samsung user accounts (ZDNet)
U.S. Believes Chinese Intelligence Behind Marriott Hack (SecurityWeek)
88% of organizations are not properly governing its own data (TechRepublic)
Brave browser moves to Chromium codebase, now supports Chrome extensions (ZDNet)
Google latest cloud to be Australian government certified (ZDNet)
ASD Director-General hits out at encryption Bill fake news (ZDNet)
A New View of Threat Intelligence: The Last Line of Defense (InfoRiskToday)
Cyber Insurance: A Rising Role in Mitigating Risk for CISOs (InfoRiskToday)
It is with a heavy heart that we must inform you hackers are targeting 'nuclear, defense, energy, financial' biz (The Register)
Webinar Beyond Managed Security Services: SOC-as-a-Service for Financial Institutions (InfoRiskToday)
UK white hats blacklisted by Cisco Talos after smart security code stumbles (13 December 2018)
It is with a heavy heart that we must inform you hackers are targeting 'nuclear, defense, energy, financial' biz (12 December 2018)
Bulk surveillance is always bad, say human rights orgs appealing against top Euro court (12 December 2018)
Britain approved £2.5m of snooping kit exports to thoroughly snuggly regime in Saudi Arabia (12 December 2018)
Ticketmaster tells customer it's not at fault for site's Magecart malware pwnage (12 December 2018)
It's December of 2018 and, to hell with it, just patch your stuff (12 December 2018)
Equifax how-it-was-mega-hacked damning dossier lands, in all of its infuriating glory (11 December 2018)
25% of NHS trusts have zilch, zip, zero staff who are versed in security (11 December 2018)
Lenovo tells Asia-Pacific staff: Work lappy with your unencrypted data on it has been nicked (11 December 2018)
Texas Instruments flicks Armis' Bluetooth chip vuln off its shoulder (11 December 2018)
Latest Google+ flaw leads Chocolate Factory to shut down site early (11 December 2018)
Did you know that iOS ad clicks cost more than Android? These scammers did (10 December 2018)
Nice phone account you have there – shame if something were to happen to it: Samsung fixes ID-theft flaws (10 December 2018)
Privacy, security fears about ID cards? UK.gov's digital bod has one simple solution: 'Get over it' (10 December 2018)
Bethesda blunders, IRS sounds the alarm, China ransomware, and more (8 December 2018)
In case you're not already sick of Spectre... Boffins demo Speculator tool for sniffing out data-leaking CPU holes (7 December 2018)
Identity stolen because of the Marriott breach? Come and claim your new passport (7 December 2018)
'Say hello to my little vacuum cleaner!' US drug squad puts spycams in cleaner's kit (7 December 2018)
Linux.org domain hacked, plastered with trolling, filth and anti-transgender vandalism (7 December 2018)
Brit bomb hoax teen who fantasised about being a notorious hacker cops 3 years in jail (7 December 2018)
Android Trojan Targets PayPal Users (12 Dec 2018)
ThreatList: Holiday Spam, the Perfect Seasonal Gift for Criminals (12 Dec 2018)
Operation Sharpshooter Takes Aim at Global Critical Assets (12 Dec 2018)
Super Micro Says Its Gear Wasn’t Bugged By Chinese Spies (12 Dec 2018)
Supply Chain Security: Managing a Complex Risk Profile (12 Dec 2018)
Facebook Fined $11.3M for Privacy Violations (11 Dec 2018)
Zero-Day Bug Fixed by Microsoft in December Patch Tuesday (11 Dec 2018)
Data Privacy Issues Trigger Soul Searching in Tech Industry (11 Dec 2018)
Cobalt Group Pushes Revamped ThreadKit Malware (11 Dec 2018)
Adobe December 2018 Security Update Fixes Reader, Acrobat (11 Dec 2018)
Brave browser moves to Chromium codebase, now supports Chrome extensions
Google latest cloud to be Australian government certified
ASD Director-General hits out at encryption Bill fake news
Bug allowed full takeover of Samsung user accounts
Rhode Island sues Google after latest Google+ API leak
Many of 2018's most dangerous Android and iOS security flaws still threaten your mobile security
Ships infected with ransomware, USB malware, worms
Is Windows 10 still telling Microsoft what you're doing even if you don't want it to?
Former Mt. Gox CEO could face 10 years behind bars in embezzlement case
Global hacking campaign takes aim at finance, defence and energy companies
China blamed for Marriott data breach
How Amazon Web Services runs security at a global scale
Firefox 64 released with a Windows-like task manager
Merry Christmas, Labor: Dutton baulks at encryption Bill changes
US border agents aren't deleting travelers' data after device searches
Huawei CFO granted bail in Canada as China detains Canadian
For the fourth month in a row, Microsoft patches Windows zero-day used in the wild
Google's Pichai says people know how much Android snoops (really?)
Android malware steals money from PayPal accounts while users watch helpless
Super Micro says external security audit found no evidence of backdoor chips
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