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Russia arrests 50, shuts down 5-year, $25m cyber bank robbery

Posted on June 6, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

It’s being called the country’s biggest ever bust of financial hackers. Continue reading Russia arrests 50, shuts down 5-year, $25m cyber bank robbery→

Posted in Banking Fraud, Banking Trojan, botnet, cybercrime, hackers, Law & order, Lurk, malware, Phishing, Russia

Is Facebook making end-to-end encryption on Messenger opt-in only?

Posted on June 3, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Rumor has it Facebook is also shunting people off native chat and onto Messenger. Continue reading Is Facebook making end-to-end encryption on Messenger opt-in only?→

Posted in Facebook, privacy, SBN

Now you can Google yourself into better privacy and data protection

Posted on June 3, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Vanity searches will soon pull up a card that shows how deeply Google’s been digging into your digital life Continue reading Now you can Google yourself into better privacy and data protection→

Posted in Android, Data loss, Find my iPhone, Find My Phone, Find your phone, Google, iOS, Mobile, My Account, privacy, Security, Security threats

Facebook’s new DeepText AI understands almost everything we write

Posted on June 2, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Wouldn’t it be nice (and, of course, revenue-producing) if Facebook’s algorithms understood you need a taxi? Welcome to DeepText – it knows! Continue reading Facebook’s new DeepText AI understands almost everything we write→

Posted in ai, Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, DeepText, Facebook, Machine Learning, natural language processing, privacy

Hacked road sign dubs Donald Trump a “shape-shifting lizard”

Posted on June 2, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Three signs were tampered with over the weekend – the others said “Bernie for President” and “Work Is Canceled – Go Back Home”. Continue reading Hacked road sign dubs Donald Trump a “shape-shifting lizard”→

Posted in bernie sanders, celebrities, default passwords, Donald Trump, Hacking, Law & order, lizard, passwords, road signs

Periscope trolls now subject to flash mob jury of their peers

Posted on June 1, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Periscope livestreaming is real-time, unfiltered and open. Moderation has to be just as nimble, the thinking goes. Continue reading Periscope trolls now subject to flash mob jury of their peers→

Posted in flash mob, harassment, moderation, Online harassment, Periscope, Social networks, Spam, trolls, twitter

Online dating scam drags woman into Argentinian prison for 2.5 years

Posted on June 1, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

She unwittingly tried to smuggle cocaine sewn into the lining of a suitcase at her “lover’s” request. Continue reading Online dating scam drags woman into Argentinian prison for 2.5 years→

Posted in dating scams, Drugs, Law & order, online dating, Online Dating Fraud, Sharon Armstrong, smuggling

Like us on Facebook or break your lease, threatens apartment complex

Posted on June 1, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

The emotionally needy building is also trying to grant itself rights to post tenants’ and visitors’ photos. Continue reading Like us on Facebook or break your lease, threatens apartment complex→

Posted in bad reviews, City Park Apartments, Facebook, Facebook addendum, Law & order, non-disparagement clauses, privacy, Social networks, Yelp, Yelp Bill

65 million Tumblr passwords stolen and up for sale

Posted on May 31, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Four huge breaches, the datasets of which are being sold by one merchant, are adding up to a nasty trend. Continue reading 65 million Tumblr passwords stolen and up for sale→

Posted in breach, dark web, data breach, Data loss, passwords, Peace, Security threats, Tumblr

Victim identifies armed robber after Facebook suggests he add him as a friend

Posted on May 31, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

You never know who Facebook’s going to suggest you friend through its People You May Know feature: like, say, that guy who robbed your car at knifepoint! Continue reading Victim identifies armed robber after Facebook suggests he add him as a friend→

Posted in Facebook, Friend Finder, Law & order, Omar Famuyide, robber, robbery

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