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Senate votes to restore net neutrality… but don’t get your hopes up

Posted on May 18, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

It’s people-pleasing, but it’s probably just symbolic. Continue reading Senate votes to restore net neutrality… but don’t get your hopes up→

Posted in fcc, ISPs, Law & order, net neutrality, senate

Don’t invest! The ICO scam that doesn’t want your money

Posted on May 18, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

The HoweyCoins scheme sounds too good to be true… it is, and it knows it! Continue reading Don’t invest! The ICO scam that doesn’t want your money→

Posted in Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, Law & order, Scam, SEC

Facebook crushes 583 million fake accounts in 3 months

Posted on May 17, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

On a daily basis, it disables millions of fake accounts before they ever hatch. Continue reading Facebook crushes 583 million fake accounts in 3 months→

Posted in cambridge analytica, Facebook, fake news, Machine Learning, trolls

CIA’s “Vault 7” mega-leak was an inside job, claims FBI

Posted on May 17, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

The suspect worked for a CIA group that designed hacking tools at the time the cyber-spying arsenal was given to WikiLeaks. Continue reading CIA’s “Vault 7” mega-leak was an inside job, claims FBI→

Posted in CIA, Data loss, insider threat, Law & order, Vault 7, wikileaks

Chili’s PoS breach: Want some credit card theft with your baby back ribs?

Posted on May 16, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

Chili’s is advising customers to check their bank records after discovering the point-of-sale breach. Continue reading Chili’s PoS breach: Want some credit card theft with your baby back ribs?→

Posted in Brinker International, Chili's, data breach, Data loss, Law & order, pos breach

Facebook can’t wiggle out of facial recognition lawsuit, judge says

Posted on May 16, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

There are too many factual disagreements for a quick judgment, the judge said, including over what a faceprint actually is. Continue reading Facebook can’t wiggle out of facial recognition lawsuit, judge says→

Posted in biometrics, Facebook, facial recognition, Law & order, privacy

Facebook app left 3 million users’ data exposed for four years

Posted on May 15, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

Highly sensitive user data collected from the app was left on a badly secured website for anybody to get at. Continue reading Facebook app left 3 million users’ data exposed for four years→

Posted in Aleksandr Kogan, cambridge analytica, Data loss, Facebook, myPersonality, privacy, Security threats

Police dog sniffs out USB drive to snare school hacker

Posted on May 15, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

Police traced an “electronic trail” to the suspect’s house where the USB drive was hidden. Continue reading Police dog sniffs out USB drive to snare school hacker→

Posted in CFAA, grade hacking, Law & order, USB drives, warrants

Prison phone service can expose the location of anyone with a phone

Posted on May 15, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

The system requires that you have legal authority to use it, but doesn’t check Continue reading Prison phone service can expose the location of anyone with a phone→

Posted in Law & order, location data, Mobile, privacy, surveillance, warrants

Nest turns up the temperature on password reusers

Posted on May 14, 2018 by Lisa Vaas

Nest’s advice to its users gets a thumbs-up from the Online Trust Alliance. Continue reading Nest turns up the temperature on password reusers→

Posted in 2SV, breach, Data loss, Google, Have I been pwned?, MFA, Nest, password reuse

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