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Scott Walker’s campaign is selling donors’ email addresses

Posted on May 27, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

His US presidential bid went belly-up, and he’s selling email addresses to pay it off. Continue reading Scott Walker’s campaign is selling donors’ email addresses→

Posted in donors, email, PII, privacy, Scott Walker

Jennifer Lawrence nude photo thief pleads guilty

Posted on May 26, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

This isn’t over yet. Ryan Collins pled guilty to phishing, but he hasn’t been linked to sharing or uploading the stolen images from “celebgate”. Continue reading Jennifer Lawrence nude photo thief pleads guilty→

Posted in anna kendrick, CelebGate, celebrities, fappening, Hacked, jennifer lawrence, kirsten dunst, Law & order, Nude Celebrities, nude photos, Phishing, Ryan Collins

“Faception” software claims it can spot terrorists, pedophiles, great poker players

Posted on May 26, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

As in, “Excuse me, you’d best come with us: your philtrum has a suspicious shape to it, and we’re adverse to the symmetry of your lips.” Continue reading “Faception” software claims it can spot terrorists, pedophiles, great poker players→

Posted in Faception, facial recognition, Law & order, phrenology, physiognomy

Drone killer: shotgun-like stunner fires “frequency hacks” at airborne pests

Posted on May 23, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

They’re not jammers, per se: new anti-drone tools work by firing radio frequency hacks that screw with drone commands or guidance systems. Continue reading Drone killer: shotgun-like stunner fires “frequency hacks” at airborne pests→

Posted in anti-drone technology, Battelle, Dronebuster, DroneDefender, Drones, Flex Force, Law & order

This wristband gives you an electric shock when you overspend

Posted on May 20, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Nothing like a 255-volt shock to snap you out of a shopping splurge. Continue reading This wristband gives you an electric shock when you overspend→

Posted in Banking, banking apps, Intelligent Environments, Interact IoT, Internet of Things, IoT, Pavlok, privacy, Security threats, wristband

Actor sues Facebook after girlfriend sends nude pics to fake profile

Posted on May 20, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

The “John Doe” behind the imposter account allegedly friended Vincent Gallo’s real friends and acquaintances, and pretended to be the actor for online sex chats and to lure Los Angeles women to meet in person Continue reading Actor sues Facebook after girlfriend sends nude pics to fake profile→

Posted in celebrities, Facebook, fake account, fake profile, imposter, Law & order, Social networks, Vincent Gallo

Published personal data on 70,000 OkCupid users taken down after DMCA order

Posted on May 20, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

They got the “highly identifiable” data with a scraper, without permission of users whose kinks, location and more were exposed. Continue reading Published personal data on 70,000 OkCupid users taken down after DMCA order→

Posted in data breach, LinkedIn, privacy, SBN

Millions of LinkedIn passwords up for sale on the dark web

Posted on May 19, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Darn cheap, too: the whole lot was priced at about $2,200. LinkedIn has confirmed that the data is legitimate. Continue reading Millions of LinkedIn passwords up for sale on the dark web→

Posted in bad passwords, breach, Cryptography, dark web, Data loss, LinkedIn, password reuse, Password Salts, privacy, Salted Hashes, salting

Runkeeper says “sorry!” for sending your every move to an ad service

Posted on May 18, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

The fitness app’s maker said it found a bug in its Android version that was dribbling location data to an ad service in the US. Continue reading Runkeeper says “sorry!” for sending your every move to an ad service→

Posted in Android, Apps, FitnessKeeper, iOS, Mobile, Norwegian Consumer Council, privacy, RunKeeper

Fake, violent YouTube video makers imprisoned

Posted on May 18, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Members of the TrollStation channel have been jailed for staging and filming fake robberies and kidnappings in London. Continue reading Fake, violent YouTube video makers imprisoned→

Posted in Law & order, London, TrollStation, YouTube

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