Here’s the latest Naked Security podcast – enjoy!

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Chip maker Nvidia has released a security update, fixing eight CVE flaws in its Windows and Linux graphics display drivers.

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Researchers have discovered a flaw in some PDF document viewers that allows new content to be added to documents without breaking the electronic signatures.

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Police allege that he updated radios with fraudulent software from a radio enthusiast who allegedly hacked encrypted radios for drug cartels.

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Plain-text, unencrypted passwords were sent instead of having users reset them. There was no breach, the firm claims, but how would it know?

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DNS security is under serious threat from cyberattackers and domain overseer ICANN wants internet companies to do something about it.

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Mozilla has told the Australian government that its anti-encryption laws could turn its own employees into insider threats.

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New York governor Andrew Cuomo has ordered an investigation into how Facebook is still allowing blabby apps to violate its privacy policies.

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Android’s now on board with saying goodbye to passwords: more than a billion devices now support FIDO2.

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Tampa’s mayor was trying to regain control of his Twitter account this week after it was used to post bomb threats and child sex abuse images.

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