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Neural face recognition network tuned with 650,000 pornstar images

Posted on February 6, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

But did anyone ask the actors – all women – for consent to use their images? Continue reading Neural face recognition network tuned with 650,000 pornstar images→

Posted in biometrics, facial recognition, neural network, porn, privacy

Pacemaker data used to help indict alleged arsonist

Posted on February 3, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

As more connected devices find their way into our lives, how much can the authorities rely on them for evidence if we are accused of a crime? Continue reading Pacemaker data used to help indict alleged arsonist→

Posted in arson, house fire, Indictment, IoT, Law & order, privacy, Ross Compton | Tagged Pacemaker

Gamers lose suit over retention of biometric faceprints

Posted on February 2, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

Judge dismisses basketball siblings’ suit, saying concerns about retention are ‘not concrete enough’ Continue reading Gamers lose suit over retention of biometric faceprints→

Posted in biometrics, faceprints, facial scanning, Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act, Law & order, lawsuit, privacy, Ricardo Vigil, take-two, Take-Two Interactive, Vanessa Vigil

Federal Reserve staffer caught mining bitcoins at work fined $5,000

Posted on February 1, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

Staffer bypassed security and installed mining and remote-access software on a Federal Reserve server Continue reading Federal Reserve staffer caught mining bitcoins at work fined $5,000→

Posted in Bitcoin, Bitcoin mining, Federal Reserve, Law & order, Nicholas Berthaume, Security threats

Eight years’ worth of police evidence wiped out in ransomware attack

Posted on February 1, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

Should you pay up if you are hit by ransomware? Police in a Texas town decided not to, though other forces have chosen differently Continue reading Eight years’ worth of police evidence wiped out in ransomware attack→

Posted in malware, Police, SBN

‘I’m not a robot’ verification test beaten by … a robot

Posted on January 31, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

The Captcha test may finally be on the way out, but that didn’t stop one robot rising to the challenge of beating it Continue reading ‘I’m not a robot’ verification test beaten by … a robot→

Posted in bots, CAPTCHA, Google, Invisible reCAPTCHA, No CAPTCHA, reCAPTCHA

Do I have to hand over bank and social media details at the US border?

Posted on January 31, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

Your right to decline to share privacy-busting details with border agents depend on your visa, and with checks stepping up, it makes sense to find out before you travel Continue reading Do I have to hand over bank and social media details at the US border?→

Posted in AILA, CBP, DHS, Facebook, Law & order, Mobile, privacy, travel ban, trump

Man logs into Facebook account of the woman using his stolen laptop

Posted on January 30, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

Two wrongs don’t make a right: even if you find someone using your stolen laptop via remote-control software it doesn’t mean you can snoop through their stuff Continue reading Man logs into Facebook account of the woman using his stolen laptop→

Posted in Facebook, Law & order, stolen laptop, Stu Gale

Man logs into Facebook account of the woman using his stolen laptop

Posted on January 30, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

Two wrongs don’t make a right: even if you find someone using your stolen laptop via remote-control software it doesn’t mean you can snoop through their stuff Continue reading Man logs into Facebook account of the woman using his stolen laptop→

Posted in Facebook, Law & order, stolen laptop, Stu Gale

Celebgate hacker who stole nude photos gets nine months in jail

Posted on January 27, 2017 by Lisa Vaas

29-year-old man hacked into 300 private accounts in ‘abhorrent’ crime Continue reading Celebgate hacker who stole nude photos gets nine months in jail→

Posted in Phishing, SBN

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