securityBusinessThursday briefing: Amazon staff transcribe samples of what Alexa hearsBusinessTuesday briefing: Triton malware penetrated critical Saudi Arabian infrastructureBy WIRED InsiderBusinessMonday briefing: Huawei faces Westminster hardware ban if it doesn't patch vulnerabilitiesBy WIRED InsiderSecurityGoogle's Play Store is packed with nasty, violent games aimed at kidsBy K.G. OrphanidesSecurityFacebook is riddled with hacker groups sharing tools and techBy Matt BurgessSecurityNorth Korea's elite hackers are funding nukes with crypto raidsBy Matt BurgessSecurityThe Huawei Threat Isn’t Backdoors. It’s BugsBy Lily Hay NewmanSecurityUK authorities raise security alarm over ‘defects’ in Huawei techBy James TempertonSecurityTo protect Putin, Russia is spoofing GPS signals on a massive scaleBy Matt BurgessBusinessTuesday briefing: Hacked Asus update distributed malware to a million usersBy WIRED InsiderBusinessHow Google warped the hyperlinkBy Sophie ChararaBusinessGoogle's reCAPTCHA test has been tricked by artificial intelligenceBy Nicole KobieSecurityYou need to change your Facebook password right nowBy Matt BurgessSecurityFacebook Stored Millions of Passwords in Plaintext—Change Yours NowBy Lily Hay NewmanBusinessWednesday briefing: Global aluminium giant struck down by ransomware attackBy WIRED InsiderBusinessMonday briefing: Social media tried and failed to stop people spreading the Christchurch shooting videoBy WIRED InsiderBusinessTuesday briefing: Exposed Chinese database listed 1.8 million single womenBy WIRED InsiderBusinessMark Zuckerberg says Facebook is pivoting to privacy. Here's what he really meansBy Matt BurgessSecurityWhy it's so hard to blame a rise in UK knife crime on police cutsBy Will BedingfieldSecurityIf you want online privacy, change your phone number immediatelyBy Matt BurgessBusinessWednesday briefing: Chelsea Manning to be forced to give secret testimony before grand juryBy WIRED InsiderBusinessBanning comments won't fix YouTube's paedophile problem. Its algorithm is totally brokenBy Chris Stokel-WalkerBusinessFriday briefing: YouTube will no longer allow comments on videos of childrenBy WIRED InsiderBusinessThe paedophile scandal shows YouTube is broken. Only radical change can fix itBy K.G. OrphanidesMore Stories
