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People who think they’re ‘tech-savvy’ 18% more likely to be hit by ID theft

Posted on March 21, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

Hardly anyone follows all the best-practice advice for online security, it seems – so here are some tips to help keep you safe Continue reading People who think they’re ‘tech-savvy’ 18% more likely to be hit by ID theft→

Posted in 2 factor authentication, 2fa, Best Practice, Data loss, ID Theft, MFA, passwords, Security threats, study

Park uses facial recognition to wipe out toilet paper thieves

Posted on March 21, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

‘I am a bit uncomfortable about being watched in such places’, as one user of the public facilities in Beijing’s Tiantin Park noted, is probably the understatement of the week Continue reading Park uses facial recognition to wipe out toilet paper thieves→

Posted in facial recognition, Law & order, privacy, surveillance, Temple of Heaven, Tiantan Park, toilet paper | Tagged Beijing

Sweeping dragnet search warrant given the go-ahead by judge

Posted on March 20, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

Google says it will always ‘push back’ when asked for ‘excessively broad requests for data’ Continue reading Sweeping dragnet search warrant given the go-ahead by judge→

Posted in Edina, Google, identity theft, Law & order, Minnesota, Search, search warrant, warrant, Wire Fraud

Emma Watson among stars targeted by hackers in ‘Celebgate 2.0’

Posted on March 20, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

Watson says she’s taking legal action while her spokesman says the stolen images are from clothes fittings Continue reading Emma Watson among stars targeted by hackers in ‘Celebgate 2.0’→

Posted in 4chan, Amanda Seyfried, CelebGate, celebrities, celebrity nudes, Emma Watson, Hacked, Law & order, Nude Celebrities, nude photos, reddit, The Fappening, video

Court blocks American from suing Ethiopia over alleged hacking

Posted on March 16, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

Activists mull challenge to court’s ruling that remote hacking can’t be litigated in the US Continue reading Court blocks American from suing Ethiopia over alleged hacking→

Posted in eff, electronic frontier foundation, finfisher, FinSpy, Kidane, Law & order, malware, privacy, Security threats, spyware | Tagged Ethiopia

Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Cisco line up to support Google on emails

Posted on March 15, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

Posse of tech giants lines up with Google to resist pressure to hand over emails held on overseas servers Continue reading Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Cisco line up to support Google on emails→

Posted in Amazon, apple, Cisco, Google, Microsoft, SBN

Facebook and Instagram deny access to tools used for surveillance

Posted on March 15, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

Instagram and owner Facebook update terms and conditions specifically to deny access to tools used by law enforcement for gathering intelligence on protesters Continue reading Facebook and Instagram deny access to tools used for surveillance→

Posted in ACLU, Facebook, Geofeedia, Instagram, Law & order, Police, privacy, Privacy Policy, Social networks, surveillance, Twitter. Facebook

You could soon have to share your genetic screen results with your boss

Posted on March 14, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

Opposition growing to bill that would permit ‘invasive questions’ to be asked and penalise those who decline to answer Continue reading You could soon have to share your genetic screen results with your boss→

Posted in privacy, SBN

Bill proposes letting victims of cybercrime hack the hackers

Posted on March 13, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

What could possibly go wrong? Republican Tom Graves’ bill ‘might result in harm to innocent parties’, warns law professor Continue reading Bill proposes letting victims of cybercrime hack the hackers→

Posted in AC/DC, Active Cyber Defense Certainty Act, Bill, CFAA, Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, congress, Hack Back, Law & order, legislation, privacy, Security threats, Tom Graves

Invisible reCAPTCHA means no more clicking on kitten pictures to prove you’re carbon-based

Posted on March 13, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

Google’s Invisible reCAPTCHA means most humans won’t have to jump through hoops – the algorithms will determine if you’re a robot Continue reading Invisible reCAPTCHA means no more clicking on kitten pictures to prove you’re carbon-based→

Posted in botnet, Google, Invisible reCAPTCHA, kittens, reCAPTCHA, Security threats

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