Security
Naver raver charged over 25 MEEELLION account breach palaver
£90,000 heist made possible after South Korean portal yields its secrets
Cisco ships six fixes for DoS bugs
Happy Thursday, sysadmins
Full Disclosure redux: under new management
Starting with a clean slate
Did Russians frame Ukrainian hacktivists for alleged leak of 7 million credit, debit cards?
All's fair in love and war, including online trolling
Passport PIN tech could have SAVED MH370 ID fraudsters
Integrated keypad security? They'd never have made it onboard
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Chinese cops cuff 1,500 in fake base station spam raid
Thousands of devices, hundreds of millions of unwanted texts
Facebook flashes its One Tool To Rule Them All in security threat analysis
Code, or it didn't happen
Banks lob sueball at Trustwave, Target over breach
'Round-the-clock monitoring' spun out, missed vulnerabilities
Cybercrook? Bent on mischief? WE'LL GET YOU, vow Facebook and pals
Secure Domain Foundation will pull rug from under web miscreants
Bruce Schneier sneers at IBM's NSA denials
Security chap pens open letter to Big Blue blowing holes in Big Blue's open letter
Forget black hats – the best hackers are going grey and getting legit
Bug bounties make going legit a tempting proposition
Palo Alto Networks splashes $US200 million on Cyvera
Israeli TRAPS the prize as PAN boosts endpoint protection portfolio
Extortion racket borks Basecamp servers with 20Gbps web bombing
Project wrangling biz goes titsup for two hours after refusing to pay crims
It's 2014 and you can pwn a PC by opening a .RTF in Word, Outlook
Windows giant warns security flaw exploited in wild, but no patch available right now
Hey, Glasshole: That cool app? It has turned you into a SPY DRONE
Google Glass spyware can use users as surveillance drones
Opinion
They want me to install CCTV to see what YOU did in the TOILET
Something For The Weekend, Sir?
Anti-social social media - it's for winners
Reg HPC man relives 0-day rootkit GROUNDHOG DAY
HPC blog Okay, campers, rise and shine, and don't forget your booties...
Spam, a lot of it: Bubble tea is the Seoul of wit
Something for the Weekend, Sir? South Korea’s Hall of Shame
Speaking in Tech: The Snowden Effect... Why 2014 will be the year of PRIVATE cloud
Podcast Plus: SSD pioneer Violin... OMG - Don's gone
News
Interview: Cisco's security supremo on the Internet of Everything
El Reg asks Chris Young how we can stop the IoT becoming a $19 TREELLLION honeypot
Boffins working on debris float models to track MH370 wreckage
UPDATE China claims its plane saw 'two relatively big floating objects with many white smaller ones'
US saves self from Huawei spying by spying on Huawei spying
Snowdenistas say NSA hacked Chinese company, accessed source code
Android update process gives malware a leg-up to evil: Indiana U
Old apps get access to privileges that didn't exist when they were written
Microsoft charges the FBI $50 for a copy of your private data, claim 'Redmond hackers'
'Syrian' hacktivists loot tech giant's servers, it's alleged
White House may ditch BlackBerry, adopt LG or Samsung, ignore Apple
Updated More bad news for struggling Canuckphone as high-profile customer looks elsewhere
ZOMBIE iPAD PERIL? Cyberbadness slinger touts tool for iOS
Skype worms, Bitcoin slurping and more – yours for just £2k. Too good to be true?
They want me to install CCTV to see what YOU did in the TOILET
Something For The Weekend, Sir? Anti-social social media - it's for winners
ICO decides against probe of Santander email spam scammers
Not enough 'evidence' ... while readers insist unique-to-bank addresses used
'It is disappointing that the government secretly did this stuff'
Quotw Plus: 'DeepMind discovered cats on its own'
MtGox finds 200,000 Bitcoin in old wallets
Upside for creditors is prospect for refunds, downside is MtGox was clearly very disorganised
NSA 'hunted sysadmins' to find CAT PHOTOS, high-level passwords
Latest Snowden docs detail sniffing sysadmin activity to help attacks on carriers' routers
India's outsourcers look east with eyes on Asian tigers
China, Japan and South Korea could be next for Nasscom
Tor Project claims 'fake' Tor Browser sat in iOS App Store for months
Team Onion raises a stink over shady app which Apple ignored – until this afternoon
Google grabs Gmail-using HTTPS refuseniks and coats them with SSL
You'll take this mandatory encryption even if the NSA can crack it
'Arrogant' Snowden putting lives at risk, says NSA's deputy spyboss
TED 2014 President Madison would be proud, we just need better PR, huffs bigwig
Symantec fires CEO Steve Bennett: To lose 1 chief is unfortunate, to lose 2 is OK, apparently
Financials are just fine, says chairman
'Weev' attempts to overturn AT&T iPad 'hack' conviction
Insecure servers are publicly accessible, argue defence lawyers
EA games web server was hosting PHISHING SITE – securobod
Old vulnerable software gave hackers a way in, claims researcher
Keep your quinoa, hipsters: Boffins back healthy slabs of choc
Now with added facts to spout while defiantly wolfing your bar
Planes fail to find 'credible' candidate for flight MH370 wreckage
Updated2 Ships and new flights return to area where 24-metre objects spotted Thursday
ROBO-SNOWDEN: Iraq, the internet – two places the US govt invaded that weren't a threat
Pics Fugitive leaker hailed by Berners-Lee at McScience gig