Security News > 2018 > September

Verification programme aims to weed out the miscreants Google has placed restrictions on tech support ads after admitting it's increasingly hard to tell promos for legit services from deceptions.…

An advanced threat actor has been associated with China’s Ministry of State Security via two individuals and a Chinese firm.

Here’s an overview of some of last week’s most interesting news and articles: 0patch releases micropatch for Windows Task Scheduler zero-day Acros Security, the company behind 0patch, has released...

What's your video screen saying about you behind your back? We take a look - or, at least, a listen...

Mozilla has announced plans to tweak Firefox's privacy controls so that advertising trackers will be blocked by default.

He was intoxicated while posting about high-profile tragedies involving the death of young people, adding torment to families' grief.

If you use Google's Chrome browser, after 4 September, the latest update will make it even harder to use in-browser Adobe Flash.

A 20 year-old man has been indicted for computer crimes by a federal court in Alaska. Evidence suggests that he could be linked to the Satori botnet that exploited a previously unknown bug in a...

The multimillion dollar data buy allows Google to link what we buy in brick-and-mortar stores to what ads we clicked online.

Lock Down Magento E-Commerce Software or See Card Details Get Routed to MoscowIn the past six months, more than 7,000 sites that run Magento e-commerce software have been infected with malicious...