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Copiers’ hard drives aren’t typically encrypted or wiped. One result: a used copier with 300 people’s medical records: just hit “print!” Continue reading Warehouse full of digital copiers yields truckloads of secrets
What should be secret AWS and API keys were (un)secured with the default password credentials: “admin” as the name, “admin” for a password. Continue reading 2 million lines of source code left exposed by phone company EE
GDPR is coming and Apple’s spring cleaning the App Store Continue reading Apple boots out apps that abuse location data collection
After 7 days if there’s no passcode, then there’s no access. Continue reading iOS 11.4 to come with 7-day USB shutout
The grade tampering came to light while drawing up a list of top students. Now it’s unclear which students legitimately belong on that list. Continue reading Grade hacking may cost high school its valedictorian
Uber has reportedly discovered that the fatal crash was likely caused by a software bug in its self-driving car technology. Continue reading Uber car software detected woman before fatal crash but failed to stop
Google will now require people or groups purchasing federal election ads to show that they’re US citizens or lawful residents. Continue reading Google cracks down on election meddling advertisers
Huawei and ZTE are already telephones non gratae, tied too close for comfort to the Chinese Communist Party and People’s Liberation Army back home. Continue reading Pentagon orders military exchanges to pull Chinese smartphones over security risks
These are the phones that were calling home to Shanghai every 72 hours, with no opt-in or notice, to hand over a whole lot of PII. Continue reading Budget Android manufacturer Blu settles with FTC over privacy fiasco
The US government is coming after cybersecurity with a multi-pronged pitchfork. Continue reading Tech companies resist government hacking back and backdoors