Sophos Naked Security

The Australian government wants to force companies to help it get at suspected criminals’ data. If they can’t, it would jail people for up to a decade if they refuse to unlock their phones.

For 2 years, welfare investigators used a huge database of automated license plate reader images to sniff out fraud, without audit or policy.

The family of "Dread Pirate Roberts" got him an account and is typing in, word for word, his tweets, including his hope for Trump's clemency.

What's worse than fake news? Fake science - published in legitimate looking journals.

Shock! It appears Google can track the location of anyone using some of its apps on Android or iPhone even when they’ve told it not to.

Last month the crooks were throwing old passwords into their scams to make you sit up and take notice. Now it's phone numbers.

This simple setup will help you discover if your apps are listening in on you.

Researchers call the scenario BlackIoT: an IoT botnet of high-wattage devices that could crash the power grid.

This type of multinational ATM cashout could drain cash machines of millions within the span of hours.

A security researcher revisited an old bug of his that Apple had patched, made a blunder - and found the old bug was still there after all.

A popular brand of heart pacemaker is still vulnerable to compromise more than a year and a half after the company that makes them was told of weaknesses in its security, researchers have claimed.

A security researcher has revealed that police body cameras could put evidence - and even police officers themselves - at risk.

It took him less than 10 minutes to change election results on a replica of Florida's state website.

One scoop of "copy & paste to screw with the algorithm" between two slices of "limiting news feed posts to 25 friends". A baloney sandwich!

A researcher recently revealed how he found a bug that could have brought the fourth largest cryptocurrency to its knees – and how he was almost unable to report it.

Apple's working to keep iPhones from eavesdropping on us, through privacy policies, short buffer windows, local storage, and app review.

They allegedly hacked into phone accounts, convinced retailers they were who they weren't, and upgraded to shiny new gadgets for small fees.

On a journey between Madrid and Copenhagen, researcher Ruben Santamarta decided to use Wireshark to study the aircraft’s in-flight Wi-Fi.

From the unpopular Windows 10 updates and the Snapchat source code leaked on GitHub to the 'unhackable' BitFi hardware that got hacked, and more!

An inadvertently exposed login key could have spelled cybersecurity disaster for the Homebrew project, beloved of Mac developers everywhere.