Dude, Where’s My Car With My Lunch?

"If it bleeds, it leads..." We have a perverse fascination with autonomous vehicles, especially when they fail, and even more so when there is a fatality.

Google Rolls Out New Defense Against Spectre and Meltdown

Chrome now includes a new feature called Site Isolation that can help defend against speculative execution attacks in the browser.

How iOS 11.4.1 Stops USB Attacks and Bad Emojis

In its latest release of iOS, Apple has included a new feature called Restricted Mode that can prevent USB-based attacks.

Biometric Privacy on the Line in Illinois Case

A case before the Illinois Supreme Court is looking like a key test of how companies are allowed to collect and use consumers' biometric information.

DNC Security Checklist a Good First Step for Defense

For organizations worried about phishing attacks and the prospect of losing control over their files the checklist from the Democratic National Committee is a good starting point to improve baseline security practices.