Collaborate Disseminate
Over the course of years, the world of internet has changed a lot. One of the most common thing that has been happening around the internet since its beginning is the ability of being “anonymous”. In fact, impersonating to be anonymous or s… Continue reading What is Doxxing and How to Avoid It?
The change could make people more vulnerable to harassment and doxxing. Continue reading OkCupid Wants Everyone to Use Real Names and Users are Pissed
Many people post unredacted medical images to Twitter and Instagram. They shouldn’t because the details included on the image often can compromise personal identity online and in rare instances, lead to a possible attack on an exposed piece of medical… Continue reading Please stop posting your X-rays to social media
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| The UK’s Crown Prosecution Services (CPS) has recently updated its social media guidelines for prosecutors and law enforcement in an effort to aid them in deciding on whether charges can be pressed against internet users based on certain online behaviors.
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Continue reading New UK legal guidelines for law enforcement and social media
According to new guidance for prosecutors, being “grossly abusive” to people will lead to the same prosecution as if it were done offline. 
Continue reading Cyberbullies could be jailed in the UK for ruining people’s lives
The good news: it could lead to some encrypted files being saved. The bad news: the rival gang is offering ransomware as a service. Continue reading Chimera ransomware keys leaked by rival malware developers