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Did Russia hack the US election? Democrats want an investigation

Russia has denied involvement in hacking the US election, but politicians and intelligence officials fear it played a big part

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Goldeneye ransomware: the resumé that scrambles your computer twice

Scrambling your files isn't enough for Goldeneye - once it's ransomed your data it scrambles Windows as well so you have to pay to reboot.

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News in brief: fake news move; ‘massive’ data breach; spook welcomes Snooper’s charter

Your daily round-up of some of the other security stories in the news

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If you’ve got a Sony IP camera, update its firmware now

Sony closes backdoors in IPELA security cameras - but why were they open in the first place?

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Making calls on the plane? Spies may have your number

Snowden papers reveal that NSA and GCHQ have been trying to intercept calls made on flights for more than a decade

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Celebrity hacker gets double the recommended jail time

Victim Naturi Naughton tells court she felt 'violated and out of control' by the hacking

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Augmented reality start-up brings facial recognition to phones

Privacy boundaries tested as start-up promises humans will only be added to database with their consent - apart from the celebs it added without their consent, that is

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News in brief: DirtyCOW patched for Android; naked lack of security; South Korea hacked

Your daily round-up of what else is in the news

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Charities hit with fines for sharing donors’ data without consent

Animal and heart charities built up pictures of donors without their knowledge to target them for cash

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Flaw spotted in North Korea’s Red Star operating system

Flaw in bundled browser could give an attacker complete control over a user's PC

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Nintendo targets 3DS vulnerabilities in new bug bounty

Bug bounty program focuses on hardware exploits

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News in brief: smart toys ‘threaten kids’ security’; Samsung battery teardown; HP turns off Telnet

Your daily round-up of what else is in the news

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Putin moves to step up Russia’s cyberdefenses

Attacks against major Russian banking sites ratcheted up fear over cyberespionage

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Daily Motion video sharing service named in breach claim of 80M accounts

Popular video sharing service Dail Motion has been named in a data breach claim involving 80M accounts and about 20M password hashes.

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‘Rich irony’ as Facebook blocks extension to highlight fake news

A story about users mistaking it for a Facebook extension was flagged as fake news: 'Meta', said the developer

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Lock suspect in stolen car to bust him? There’s an app for that…

The smileworthy technology story of the week has a car thief suspect remotely locked inside a stolen car. Except we're calling it busted.

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Rogue admin jailed after taking down former employer’s network

Former employee's response to being fired is a lesson for other companies about the power of their sysadmins

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Are you human or a bot? Google’s invisible reCAPTCHA will decide

Google's invisible reCAPTCHA will decide based on tracking your moves and clicks if you're a human or a bot

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How to guess credit card security codes

That "short code" on the back of your credit card does make things harder for cybercrooks - but perhaps not that much harder.

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News in brief: porn database hacked; Obama call to Trump; MPs move on Snooper’s Charter

Your daily round-up of what else is in the news

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Facebook reportedly looking at curating news (again)

The latest fake-news wrinkle: Insiders say it will hand-pick news from favored media partners, including Snapchat, in an upcoming feature called Collections.

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