Collaborate Disseminate
Defending a convicted armed robber’s right to privacy feels distasteful, but defending rights are important – as this case seeks to do Continue reading Phone location privacy – for armed robber – headed to Supreme Court
If you’re hoping that Congress to lock in protection for your privacy, you should probably lower your expectations Continue reading Who will own the data from your autonomous car?
Actual humans are left in the dust by the army of bots who pick up and amplify fake news – but how should they be stopped? Continue reading Bot armies of fake followers are the footsoldiers of fake news
‘Mr Smith’, apparently the HBO hackers’ spokesman, is making extravagant claims and increasingly hostile demands Continue reading How much HBO hackers have is hazy; what they want is clear – cash
‘Mr Smith’, apparently the HBO hackers’ spokesman, is making extravagant claims and increasingly hostile demands Continue reading How much HBO hackers have is hazy; what they want is clear – cash
The easily exploitable and long-standing hole has finally been patched, said the Free Law Project, which set out a series of recommendations to improve the security of the system Continue reading Court records system has been open to hackers for decades
A complaint to the FTC alleges that the free Hotspot Shield VPN isn’t as private as you might think Continue reading When is a VPN not private? When you’re not paying for it
With autonomous vehicles an obvious target for attack, moves by Congress to make their security a priority is a welcome start – but it’s only a start Continue reading Congress looks to take the wheel on autonomous vehicles
In the case of vehicles it’s more of a “denial of control” attack
Continue reading Researchers display “CAN do” skill in vehicle DoS
The ‘secret vulnerability stash’ debate rages on. Continue reading Should governments keep vulnerabilities secret?