Collaborate Disseminate
Siemens says that there’s no evidence its scanners have been compromised – but the patches will be ready by the end of the month Continue reading Scanners to be patched after government warns of vulnerabilities
Tools built in to Disney apps collect, track and share personal data in breach of law designed to protect kids, alleges lawsuit Continue reading Parents sue Disney over breaching privacy rules in kids’ apps
Google plans to use AI tool to grab details of billions of in-store credit card transaction. Continue reading Google wants to track shoppers IRL – privacy group says, ‘No way!’
Uber’s algorithmic micromanagement may be counterproductive as drivers try to break free of it
Continue reading Uber drivers game the system – force up fares
Google wants to filter the pop-ups, prestitials and sticky ads out of your face Continue reading Chrome’s built-in adblocker arrives for early adopters
The targets were all mid-level employees with elevated access, all young and all male. Continue reading Fake hot-babe spears businessmen on LinkedIn
“Real people” just want cheap & easy; they don’t care about stopping crooks and governments from reading their messages, says Amber Rudd.
Continue reading UK home secretary: ‘real people’ don’t want unbreakable encryption
The GSM skimmers are hooked up to the pumps’ own power Continue reading The New York gas pumps that steal your credit card
The unencrypted devices have offered up a bonanza of data to police – what would your phone reveal about you?
Continue reading Police crack seized phones of inauguration day protesters
Medical devices have been a focus of concern – but a network of independent labs will work with manufacturers and health providers to improve their security health Continue reading Independent labs to probe medical devices for security flaws