SC Weekly Wrap - Tuesday March 15, 2016

+ Apple's fight against the US government escalates

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Tuesday March 15, 2016

Latest News

The era of Macs being safer than Windows is long gone

By Tony Campbell

[Blog post] Apple users in the malware firing line.

Apple, US govt fight could escalate with demand for source code

By Staff Writer

Justice Department hints at "nuclear" option.

AGL Energy hires global infosec expert as first-ever CISO

By Andrew Sadauskas

CV includes roles at British American Tobacco, Reuters and IBM.

Apple 'raised technological barriers' to stop iPhone warrant: US govt

By Staff Writer

FBI responds to Apple's San Bernadino case motion.

Tech giants could face penalties for refusing access to encrypted data

By Staff Writer

US legislators working to enforce court orders.

Slew of dangerous Adobe Flash flaws patched

By Juha Saarinen

Remote code execution vulnerabilities galore.

Obama weighs in on Apple/FBI dispute

By Staff Writer

Argues the case for encryption backdoors.

Anti-DDoS firm Staminus ransacked by hackers

By Juha Saarinen

The KKK's data taken away.

Microsoft releases fully-tooled Win 10 VMs for devs

By Juha Saarinen

Latest effort to lure back coders to Windows.

Critical Android bugs patched by Google

By Juha Saarinen

Mediaserver remains the soft underbelly of Android security.

Home Depot to pay out $26m in data breach settlement

By Staff Writer

Settles with customers, but doesn't admit fault.

Google doubles reward for security bug hunters

By Juha Saarinen

Challenges researchers to compromise Chromebooks.

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