Singapore’s central bank sent a payment to Canada using blockchain technology last week, in a clear signal that the technology has value.

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From malware-stuffed piracy apps to the Docker breach, get yourself up to date with everything we wrote last week – it’s roundup time.

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A Mozilla bug has made everyone’s Firefox addons ‘untrustworthy’ – including turning off the important NoScript security feature in Tor.

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Belgian coder Bernard Fabrot just finished a 3.5-year computational marathon, solving a fascinating cryptopuzzle set at MIT back in 1999.

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When it comes to an easy life, the criminals behind the fearful Anubis banking malware have become big fans of Twitter and, increasingly, the secure messaging of Telegram.

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Crooks have developed “ingenious” new ways to drain user accounts and wallets, CipherTrace says, prodding regulators into action.

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A battle rages between manufacturers and users over who can repair a product, with tech companies using security concerns as a weapon.

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Auto-delete will hopefully please those of us who haven’t already turned off location history altogether (for very good reason).

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Yeah, yeah, yeah… we really ought to get around to picking proper passwords for everything – and here’s why!

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Newly revealed policies show border agents can search devices for pretty much any reason, including if some other agency asked them to.

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