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Malicious Android photography, gaming apps downloaded 8 million times from Google Play
Users of 85 apps were spammed with relentless fullscreen advertising.
As US, China fight trade war, Greece opens up to Huawei's 5G ambitions
Despite some countries' reservations about Huawei, Greece is busy running 5G projects with the Chinese giant.
IRS begins tax clampdown on unreported cryptocurrency profits
If you’ve been trading but not declaring, the tax service might be on your case.
Trump: Tim Cook makes good case that China tariffs harm Apple, aid Samsung
Apple CEO Tim Cook made a "compelling argument" that the US China tariffs hurt it more than Samsung, according to US president Donald Trump.
UK hacker-for-hire jailed for role in SIM-swapping attacks, data theft
The teenager touted his services in exchange for cryptocurrency.
Phishing attacks: Why we're still losing the battle against phoney emails
People deal with hundreds of emails a day and employers aren't doing enough to help, which means the threat of fake messages will continue.
Relying on bug bounties 'not appropriate risk management': Katie Moussouris
Bug bounties are useful, but according to one of their greatest advocates they're no silver bullet. They have a high signal-to-noise ratio and can be poor value for money.
Morrison floats legislation written in code
Regtech fan ScoMo claims code will allow for rapid implementation of regulation.
Shell to roll out electric vehicle charging service at stations across Singapore
Called Shell Recharge, the electric-vehicle charging service currently is available at a single Shell station in the country at S$0.55 per kWh with another nine stations to be suited up by October.
UpGuard finds information on over 37,000 Australia and New Zealand clinical trial participants
The uncovered database had 37,170 rows of 'user' collection, the same amount of users that Neoclinical has.
