Security: Trezor, Kaspersky and Secure [sic] Enclave Processor

• Trezor — security glitches reveal your private keys!

  There is absolutely nothing that Trezor can do about it. They can’t replace all existing hardware. And the really bad news is that this also applies to Keepkey and to the upcoming Trezor v2 — it also uses similar STMicroelectronics chip!

• FBI pushing private firms to ban Kaspersky products: report

  A push to make private US companies give up the use of products from Kaspersky Lab is in progress, with the FBI holding briefings for firms and telling them that intelligence shows the Russian company is a threat to national security.

• Researcher claims encryption for Apple's Secure Enclave Processor cracked

  A security researcher claims to have cracked the encryption used for Apple's Secure Enclave Processor firmware and has published a decryption key.

• Hacker {sic} claims to have decrypted Apple's Secure Enclave, destroying key piece of iOS mobile security

Android Leftovers

• Find My Device: How Android's security service can manage your missing phone

• Asus 'will update' the Zenfone 3 and 4 Series to Android O, eventually

• Android Security Bulletin August 2017: What you need to know

• Opinion: 2017 is the Best Looking Lineup of Android Devices to Date

• Will my phone get Android O in India?

Linux-loving lecturer 'lost' email, was actually confused by Outlook

ON-CALL Friday means a few things at El Reg: a new BOFH. A couple of beers. And another instalment of On-Call, our weekly column in which we take reader-contributed tales of being asked to do horrible things for horrible people, scrub them up and hope you click. This week, meet “Newt” who a dozen or more years ago worked at a College that “decided to migrate from a Linux system to Microsoft Outlook with an Exchange back end.”

Looks Like Debian GNU/Linux Runs on Quite a Few Mobile Devices, Including Pyra

Debian Project's W. Martin Borgert reports today that work on making the famous and widely-used Debian GNU/Linux operating system run on various mobile devices continues these days.