Forensic Linguist Says ‘Lodestar’ Can’t Tell Us Who Burned Trump in New York Times Op-Ed

Guessing the anonymous author of the Trump op-ed in The New York Times based on the use of the word ‘lodestar’ is “entirely useless,” according to a forensic linguist. Continue reading Forensic Linguist Says ‘Lodestar’ Can’t Tell Us Who Burned Trump in New York Times Op-Ed

Spyware Company That Marketed To Domestic Abusers Gets Hacked

A hacker broke into the servers of TheTruthSpy, one of the most notorious stalkerware companies out there, and stole logins, audio recordings, pictures, and text messages, among other data. Continue reading Spyware Company That Marketed To Domestic Abusers Gets Hacked

The DNC False Alarm Hack Is Good Cybersecurity, Bad PR

The DNC thought it was getting hacked again, but it was just a false alarm set off by a security test. It’s a sign that the organization is taking its cybersecurity seriously. Continue reading The DNC False Alarm Hack Is Good Cybersecurity, Bad PR

Spyware Company Leaves ‘Terabytes’ of Selfies, Text Messages, and Location Data Exposed Online

A company that sells surveillance software to parents and employers left “terabytes of data” including photos, audio recordings, text messages and web history, exposed in a poorly-protected Amazon S3 bucket. Continue reading Spyware Company Leaves ‘Terabytes’ of Selfies, Text Messages, and Location Data Exposed Online

The Attack on Fair Elections Is a Great Marketing Opportunity For Tech Companies

With Donald Trump downplaying and denying Russian attempts to interfere with American elections, companies like Microsoft, Google, and Cloudflare have filled the void as defenders of democracy. Continue reading The Attack on Fair Elections Is a Great Marketing Opportunity For Tech Companies