- Android password data stored in plain text, Slashdot
- phpMyAdmin updates close critical security holes, The H Security
- Iran forced to replace centrifuges to stop Stuxnet, Slashdot
- More on how the battery firmware hack was discovered, Ars Technica
- Apple fixes SSL man-in-the-middle bug in iOS 4.3.5, threatpost
- Japanese man arrested for storing malware, Slashdot
- New Mac backdoor found bundled with Windows malware, threatpost
- iOS updates fix certificate validation vulnerability, The H Security
- Massive iFrame attack hits more than 90K pages, threatpost
- Cups 1.5 with new security functions, The H Open
- Incidence of polymorphic malware doubles this month, IT PRO via Slashdot
- Kit steals Mac login passwords through FireWire port, The Register
- Encryption test for iPhone, The H Security
- Vulnerability in Samba SWAT tool, The H Security
- Wide range of GSM modules, SCADA systems vulnerable to remote control, threatpost
- Fingerprint scans learn to spot fakes and chopped off digits, The Register
- Military chip crypto cracked with power analysis probe, The Register
- War texting hacks cars, possibly more, The Register
- Trojan tricks victims into transferring funds, Krebs on Security
- Austrian ISP’s wireless routers set up unprotected, secrete network, The H Security
- Researchers find SpyEye operations hosted on Amazon S3, threatpost
- Firefox add on to prevent tracking by 3rd party buttons, Shcneier on Security
- Flying drone can crack WiFi networks, eavesdrop on cell phones, Forbes via Slashdot
- Researchers say vulnerabilities could let hackers spring prisoners from cells, Threat Level at Wired
- Google brings two step verification to more than 150 countries, The H Security
- Skype update enables account theft, fix in the works, The H Security
- Facebook paying hackers for bugs, Network World via Slashdot
- Researchers expose online tracking that can’t be dodged, Epicenter at Wired
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