Collaborate Disseminate
Android apps in the “Family” category had a surprisingly high number of trackers embedded in them. Continue reading Children’s apps contain an average of 7 third-party trackers, study finds
Stolen data from the 81,000 accounts that appeared to be genuine included intimate exchanges between Facebook users. Continue reading Private Facebook data from 81,000 accounts discovered on crime forum
Researcher José Rodríguez beats the lockscreen to display contact phone numbers and email addresses. Continue reading Another day, another update, another iPhone lockscreen bypass
The search giant’s secret sauce can see when somebody’s using your stolen password. Continue reading Google’s stealthy sign-in sentry can pick up pilfered passwords
Apple devices haunted by helium. Continue reading Spooky miasmic gas bricks hospital iPhones (mwah ha ha ha)
After 20 years of waiting you’ll no longer feel your will to live drain away as you solve tedious visual puzzles. Maybe. Continue reading Google’s stealthy reCAPTCHA v3 detects humans – no questions asked
Researchers claim that unusual BGP routing changes are actually man-in-the-middle surveillance. Continue reading China hijacking internet traffic using BGP, claim researchers
It just got easier for owners of a wide range of home devices to hack and repair their software. Continue reading “Right to repair” gets a boost from new DMCA software rules
Software updates aren’t supposed to make things worse. Continue reading Apple and Samsung punished for slowing down old smartphones
Mozilla’s Enhanced Tracking Protection is going mainstream. Continue reading Firefox 63 gets tough with trackers