Topics: EU as the digital policeman, UK.gov and facial recognition, NotPetya attack on Maersk, Southwest frequent-flier computer glitch, hidden costs when wiping data before GDPR, attacks on retailers double, Apple secure enclave decryption key published, London parking ticket app quite insecure
Topics: comeback of radio navigation, biometrics to address data security and privacy, Pacer CSRF denied by admins, apps secretly recording audio and stealing logs, critical infrastructure and the NIS directive, Google prepares for GDPR
Belgian healthcare appointment system breached, Dow Jones leaks data, MySpace fully insecure, biometrics misuse, iCloud security problem, smart (hum vulnerable) home alarm, inside the attack on Westminster, Canada and adequacy, brexit and data flows
Signed up to community service via free wifi, danger of plugging in USB drives, massive domain name heist, biometrics and vending machines, fliers passport data leaked, last century message protocol as new IOT vulnerability, aviation cyber security risk
Facial recognition scanners at Emirates, fingerprints as boarding pass, slow burn cost effect after cyber incidents, major ransomware attacks, deleting marketing database and GDPR compliance, snoopers charter lawsuit
German government and face recognition, Eu/US privacyshield Trumpyfied, Israeli public biometric campaign, ransomware as a service s(yes Macs too), industrial protocol insecurity, Russia and foreign elections, impact of hackers, your mouse movements may tell if you are lying
SecurID patent spat, contactless payment fraude, data breaches in Australia and Canda, student data illegally sold in India, IOT insecurity, biometrics voice and irisscan failures, netherlands Cyber ready? and why cyber security seems hard