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Hijacked NASA Kepler Twitter feed tweets entirely new type of moon shot

Posted on July 7, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

No, those weren’t a new red ring found around Uranus: they were panties. Continue reading Hijacked NASA Kepler Twitter feed tweets entirely new type of moon shot→

Posted in @NASAKepler, account hijack, account hijacking, hijacked Twitter accounts, Kepler, nasa, passwords, Security threats, stolen passwords, twitter, weak passwords

Street View car allegedly torched by man who feared Google was watching him

Posted on July 7, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Police arrested a 30-year-old man for allegedly setting a Google Street View car on fire because he “felt Google was watching him”. Continue reading Street View car allegedly torched by man who feared Google was watching him→

Posted in arson, Google, Google Street View, Law & order, Raul Murillo Diaz, street view, surveillance

Silent Circle quietly throttles warrant canary

Posted on July 6, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

It was a “business decision.” Really?! Was maintaining the snippet of transparency text such an onerous task that it insufferably sapped resources? Continue reading Silent Circle quietly throttles warrant canary→

Posted in Canary, Canary Watch, encrypted messaging, Law & order, privacy, Silent Circle, warrant canary

Ashley Madison to be probed by FTC

Posted on July 5, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Life is short. Have an affair… with a fembot? Continue reading Ashley Madison to be probed by FTC→

Posted in Ashley Madison, Avid Dating Life, Avid Life Media, breach, class action suit, Data loss, fembot, fembots, ftc, Law & order, online dating, PCI, PII, privacy, Security threats

Facebook blocks another woman named Isis because of her name

Posted on July 4, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Another woman named after the Egyptian goddess of health, marriage, and wisdom has been told that her name’s verboten. Continue reading Facebook blocks another woman named Isis because of her name→

Posted in daesh, Facebook, IS, ISIS, Isis Thomas, Islamic State, real name police, real names, terrorism

Database of 2.2m suspected terrorists, money launderers leaked online

Posted on July 1, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

It was available to anybody who knew where to look, with no credentials needed to access it. Continue reading Database of 2.2m suspected terrorists, money launderers leaked online→

Posted in banks, Chris Vickery, Data loss, database, leak, money laundering, privacy, Security threats, terrorism, Thomson Reuters, World-Check

My Activity: a tool to see what Google knows about you

Posted on July 1, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Neither fairy dust nor Santa will keep you from Google ads, but it’s got a new place to find out what it knows about you and how. Continue reading My Activity: a tool to see what Google knows about you→

Posted in Ad Settings, Adblocker, adblockers, Ghostery, Google, Privacy Badger, settings, targeted ads, targeted advertising

Facebook wins appeal, CPP warns of “massive violations of privacy”

Posted on July 1, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Facebook can now go back to tracking any Belgians, even if they don’t use Facebook Continue reading Facebook wins appeal, CPP warns of “massive violations of privacy”→

Posted in belgium, BPC, cookies, court of cassation, CPP, datr, datr cookie, Facebook, Law & order, privacy, privacy watchdog, tracking

Google found not guilty of stuffing kids with tracking cookies

Posted on June 30, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Viacom is still on the hook, with its Nick.com promise that “HEY GROWN-UPS: We don’t collect ANY personal information about your kids!” Continue reading Google found not guilty of stuffing kids with tracking cookies→

Posted in Appeals Court, cookies, Coppa, court case, Google, Law & order, Nick.com, privacy, privacy policies, tracking, Viacom

US Customs wants your social media account details when travelling

Posted on June 29, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

…because of course nefarious people share their cunning plans on social media and want to make sure DHS can find out all about them. Continue reading US Customs wants your social media account details when travelling→

Posted in Customs and Border Patrol, Department of Homeland Security, DHS, Facebook, Law & order, privacy, social media account names, Social networks, surveillance

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