Collaborate Disseminate
Studying Google’s latest transparency report, it’s clear that demand by Europeans to have URLs removed (or “delisted”) from the search giant’s results has dropped off. Continue reading Right to be Forgotten requests stagnate, Google refuses most anyway
Introducing Veil, an MIT and Harvard research project. Continue reading Making private browsing more private
Apple co-founder and tech icon Steve Wozniak has reportedly admitted falling victim to Bitcoin fraud. Continue reading Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak scammed by Bitcoin fraudster
Cryptojackers have been discovered sneaking mining code on to a big brand’s website through the back door of a poorly secured Amazon AWS (Amazon Web Service) S3 bucket. Continue reading Unsecured AWS led to cryptojacking attack on LA Times
How far should a company be able to go to protect its products from piracy? Continue reading Flight simulator comes bundled with password stealing stowaway
If Facebook doesn’t stop tracking users across the web, it could face a fine of €250,000 ($315,000) per day, says Belgian court. Continue reading Facebook told to stop tracking users that aren’t logged in
When it comes to pointing the finger for last year’s historically-disruptive NotPetya cyberattack, nobody could accuse the US and UK of dodging the issue. Continue reading US and UK condemn Russia for NotPetya
Optimistic news coverage has described this as the arrival of adblocking in Chrome, it isn’t. Continue reading Why Chrome’s ad filter isn’t an adblocker
The Salon news site are offering users a novel choice: turn off your adblocker or let it use your browser to mine cryptocurrency Continue reading Watch our ads or we’ll use your CPU for cryptomining
As far as Bitcoin miners are concerned, Iceland is starting to look like the best place in the world to run a business. Continue reading Bitcoin mining to zap more energy than households in Iceland this year