Get yourself up to date with everything we've written in the last seven days – it's weekly roundup time.
Monday 6 March 2017
- ‘Dozens’ of police departments maintain private DNA databases
- News in brief: Facebook tags ‘disputed’ news; products to be judged on security; smart meters snafu
- Uber under fire for ‘Greyball’ program used to dodge enforcement officials
Tuesday 7 March 2017
- WikiLeaks dump shows CIA can use IoT to hack ‘anything, anywhere’
- News in brief: Kodi streaming ‘not illegal’; whistleblower movie planned; robots on the rise
- WikiLeaks drops huge cache of confidential CIA documents
- Google leads ‘guerilla patching’ of big vulnerability in open source projects
- City planners use mobile data to track congestion in tourist hot spots
- Satan ransomware: old name, new business model
- Say goodbye to enhanced data privacy, US web surfers
Wednesday 8 March 2017
- What WikiLeaks’ massive CIA leak tells us about cybersecurity
- News in brief: Firefox drops XP, Vista support; CloudPets boss pressed; judge rules on streaming
- Dad ruled liable and fined for his son’s illegal download
- Why is Windows malware cropping up in Android apps?
- Alleged spammer leaks 1.37bn email addresses after backup catastrophe
- Amazon fight to keep Echo recording out of murder trial now moot
Thursday 9 March 2017
- Are you customer of a firm that’s been breached? Look out for more attacks
- Honey, I Wiretapped the Kids [Chet Chat Podcast 259]
- China mulls national cryptocurrency in race to digital money
- Facebook to listen out for posts from people vulnerable to suicide
Friday 10 March 2017
- Wikileaks says CIA does CYA, reinvents the ‘Boss’ key from 1992
- How online gamers use malware to cheat
- News in brief: NASA finds lost spaceships; data stored on an atom; Viber adds self-destruct chats
- Endangered animals at growing risk from GPS ‘cyber-poachers’
- Police warn on keeping kids safe as Justin Bieber impersonator charged
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