Get yourself up to date with everything we’ve written in the last seven days – it’s weekly roundup time.
Monday 25 February 2019
- Missile warning sent from Tampa mayor’s hijacked Twitter account
- Facebook tricked kids into in-game purchases, say privacy advocates
- Adobe patches the same critical Reader flaw twice in one week
Tuesday 26 February 2019
- Mozilla fears encryption law could turn its employees into insider threats
- ICANN demands DNSSEC combats DNS hijacking
- Facebook apps secretly sending sensitive data back to the mothership
- Android nudges passwords closer to the cliff edge with FIDO2 support
Wednesday 27 February 2019
- Ep.021 – Leaked calls, a social media virus and passwords exposed [PODCAST]
- Nvidia patches eight security flaws in graphics products
- Researchers break e-signatures in 22 common PDF viewers
- Police bust their own radio shop manager for dodgy software updates
- Millions of utilities customers’ passwords stored in plain text
Thursday 28 February 2019
- Thunderclap: Apple Macs at risk from malicious Thunderbolt peripherals
- US House and Senate debate new data privacy law
- US pushed Russian troll factory offline during US midterm elections
Friday 1 March 2019
- The Momo Challenge urban legend – what on earth is going on?
- Data-tracking Chrome flaw triggered by viewing PDFs
- For sale: iPhone hacking tool, one previous (not very careful) owner
- Disgruntled dev blames crypto-wallet for losing cryptocoins
- Dow Jones Watchlist of risky businesses exposed on public server
- The “Momo challenge” – why it’s time to stop the hype [VIDEO]
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