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Facebook 2FA no longer needs a phone number: here’s how to set it up

Posted on May 25, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

One more excuse for not using 2FA bites the dust. Continue reading Facebook 2FA no longer needs a phone number: here’s how to set it up→

Posted in 2 factor authentication, 2fa, Facebook, Google Authenticator

Facebook’s counterintuitive way to combat nonconsensual porn

Posted on May 25, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

“Upload your nudes to stop revenge porn” might sound crazy but it actually makes sense. Continue reading Facebook’s counterintuitive way to combat nonconsensual porn→

Posted in Facebook, hashing, nudes, privacy, revenge porn, Social networks

Trump’s blocking of Twitter users declared unconstitutional

Posted on May 25, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

The president is banned from blocking users and could face legal action if he doesn’t lift current blocks. Continue reading Trump’s blocking of Twitter users declared unconstitutional→

Posted in free speech, Law & order, lawsuit, POTUS, twitter

2 million stolen identities used to make fake net neutrality comments

Posted on May 24, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

Most crucially, two of those identities were senators who are now demanding the FCC find out who’s behind the bots and the identity theft. Continue reading 2 million stolen identities used to make fake net neutrality comments→

Posted in bots, fcc, identity theft, Jeff Merkley, Law & order, net neutrality, Pat Toomey

FBI admits to inflating number of crime-related devices it can’t crack

Posted on May 24, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

Investigators can’t get into 7,775 devices? Nah, the FBI admits: it’s more like 1,200… or 2000… pending an audit, it’s not really sure. Continue reading FBI admits to inflating number of crime-related devices it can’t crack→

Posted in #nobackdoors, apple, backdoors, Cracking, Cryptography, encrypted devices, encryption, fbi, Law & order, privacy

Google in court over ‘clandestine tracking’ of 4.4m iPhone users

Posted on May 23, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

The search giant could be looking at a giant fine of up to $4.3b. Continue reading Google in court over ‘clandestine tracking’ of 4.4m iPhone users→

Posted in apple, Google, iOS, iPhone, Law & order, Mobile, privacy, safari

TeenSafe phone monitoring app leaks teens’ iCloud logins in plaintext

Posted on May 22, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

The “secure” monitoring app is used by over a million parents. Continue reading TeenSafe phone monitoring app leaks teens’ iCloud logins in plaintext→

Posted in 2 factor authentication, 2fa, apple, AWS, Data loss, Icloud, privacy, Security threats, surveillance

Mugshots.com’s alleged owners arrested for extortion

Posted on May 22, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

Mugshots.com publishes people’s mugshots and extorts a removal fee. Continue reading Mugshots.com’s alleged owners arrested for extortion→

Posted in extortion, identity theft, Law & order, Mugshots.com, privacy, unpublisharrest.com

Guilty! Anti-anti-virus crook convicted, could spend decades in jail

Posted on May 22, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

Scan4you crook is looking at a maximum penalty of 35 years Continue reading Guilty! Anti-anti-virus crook convicted, could spend decades in jail→

Posted in anti-anti-virus, citadel, Jurijs Martisevs, Law & order, malware, Ruslan Bondars, Scan4you, Security threats, target breach

Real-time cellphone location data leaked for all major US carriers

Posted on May 21, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

From the carriers to LocationSmart to 3Cinteractive to Securus: there appears to be a chain pockmarked with lack of authentication and data lost to hackers. Continue reading Real-time cellphone location data leaked for all major US carriers→

Posted in 3Cinteractive, carriers, Data loss, Hacking, location data, LocationSmart, Mobile, privacy, Security threats, securus, surveillance, telecoms

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