Consumer Reports: Your smart TV is tracking you and so are hackers
Roku insists vulnerability is a 'feature,' not a 'risk'
Cryptocurrency mining botnet spreads to over 5000 Android devices in 24 hours
The malware mines Monero and targets Android phones and TV receivers
The US Department of Justice has charged two men for allegedly performing 'jackpotting' ATM hacks
The attacks have only recently spread to the US
Google's Project Zero disclosed a major Grammarly security bug that exposed everything you write
The bug has since been fixed
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau pulls back investigation into Equifax breach
CFPB has not requested subpoenas, sought testimony, or conducted tests of Equifax's security protocols
Cisco and Apple join alliance to promote cyber insurance
Protection against the growing threat environment
Twitter user demos 'Break & Enter dropbox' for Amazon Key
Only requires an easily concealed device to be planted before delivery
Windows Defender will soon detect, remove cleaner scareware
The changes go into effect on March 1
Drone-catching drones are at the ready for security at PyeongChang 2018
Winter Olympics guarded by new tech
Cisco issues critical vulnerability alert for devices using WebVPN
Patched software has been issued
Google removed 700,000 bad apps from the Play Store last year
New machine learning models and techniques put to good use
UK court rules mass surveillance powers unlawful
A massive win for civil liberties advocates
Verizon reportedly drops plans to sell Huawei phones following government pressure
Government officials are worried about Chinese phone call monitoring
Lenovo issues warning over fingerprint manager flaws in some of its devices
A patch has been released
Intel warned Chinese companies about CPU vulnerabilities before US government
Researchers worry Chinese authorities may have exploited bug before patches were released
The Trump administration is reportedly considering a government-backed 5G network (updated)
Government officials want to prevent the Chinese from listening to your calls
Microsoft releases emergency update to disable Intel's broken Spectre fix
The situation is a bit of a mess
Fitness tracker reveals location of military bases, staff routines
The military are investigating
'Drive-by' cryptomining code was discovered in YouTube ads this week
If you visited YouTube recently, your system may have been used to mine cryptocurrency
Business owner discovers embezzling scheme thanks to computer virus
More than $750,000 had been stolen by an employee
Reddit rolls out sitewide two-factor authentication system
The security feature was previously only available to a handful of testers
New 'SpriteCoin' ransomware disguises itself as fake cryptocurrency wallet
And installs more malware if you hand over the ransom
Update: Intel now says to stop installing Spectre patches due to reboots
Last week Intel was warning about random reboots, but it's apparently too widespread an issue
Aetna files $17 million settlement over low-tech privacy breach
Doing it wrong the old-fashioned way