Titanium Stresser used for 1.7 million DDoS attacks

Flaw allowing ads to offer dodgy apps won't be fixed for about three weeks

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After their success in the US election, the Kremlin's hackers are setting their sights on other political processes around the world.

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ProtonMail suggests fear of the Donald prompting lockdown

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Crypto so bad that getting around it is shooting fish in a barrel

Security researchers demonstrate new vulnerabilities

Scammers are abusing YouTube as a new way to promote backdoored phishing templates and provide potential buyers with information on how to use the nefarious software, Proofpoint researchers warn.

Cellebrite brags about its phone hacking powers

Don't panic, because this one's a bit esoteric. Do feel free to face-palm anyway

University says it’s now restoring its backups to fight the malware, students advised to keep computers off

The Certificate Authority Security Council (CASC) this week announced that the Code Signing Working Group released a set of minimal requirements that Certificate Authorities (CAs) should use for code signing.

Dodgy API let apps and plugins silently pry into chat logs, record calls and more

OK, this is officially a hot mess.

The developers of the PHPMailer email-sending library have patched a critical flaw that can be exploited for remote code execution

History made

Support for Windows XP and Vista will be removed from Firefox, currently the last major web browser out there to still support the two outdated operating system versions.