Collaborate Disseminate
Millions of users of Mozilla’s Firefox web browser may be at risk, thanks to a ruling handed out by a federal judge on Monday
Continue reading Firefox users left feeling vulnerable as judge keeps Tor hack under wraps
The officers of West Midlands Police take protecting the victims of crime seriously; especially when they’re no more than a few months old.
Continue reading Ewe must be joking! Police blur lambs’ faces to protect their identity
The Police have failed in their second attempt to get hacktivist Lauri Love to hand over encryption keys for six devices seized in 2013. Continue reading Judge dismisses police attempt to get Lauri Love’s encryption keys
In an effort to improve security, Opera has baked a free VPN (Virtual Private Network) into the latest version of its browser. Continue reading Opera adds a (sort of) VPN to its browser
Recent research by ad-tech company Oriel has found that adblockers are doing more than simply blocking ads and have accused them of “interfering, changing and potentially censoring web content” Continue reading Adblockers are “censorship” says ad-tech company
Steve Wozniak is concerned about the real world killer robots that are all but with us: Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems (LAWS). Continue reading Woz on autonomous weapons: “I don’t think it’s a good idea. I don’t think we can stop it.”
The Guardian has shared the results of its research into the 70 million comments – the results are shocking but won’t come as a huge surprise to anyone familiar with the state of online discourse. Continue reading The Guardian lifts the lid on its trolls and abusive comments