S3 Ep61: Call scammers, cloud insecurity, and facial recognition creepiness [Podcast]
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Korean Facial Recognition Project Faces Opposition
It was discovered last month that a South Korean government project has been providing millions of facial images taken at Incheon International Airport to private industry without the consent of …read more Continue reading Korean Facial Recognition Project Faces Opposition
Clearview AI face-matching service set to be fined over $20m
Scraping data for a facial recognition service? “That’s unlawful”, concluded both the British and the Australians. Continue reading Clearview AI face-matching service set to be fined over $20m
UK threatens Clearview AI with nearly $23M fine over its facial recognition tech
British regulators say they intend to fine Clearview AI, a facial recognition company that bills itself as the world’s largest, nearly $23 million for “alleged serious breaches” of the nation’s data protection laws. The fines stem from a joint investigation by the U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) and its Australian counterpart. The ICO now awaits a response from Clearview AI before possibly levying the fine in mid-2022. “I have significant concerns that personal data was processed in a way that nobody in the UK will have expected,” U.K. Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham said on Monday. “Clearview AI Inc’s services are no longer being offered in the UK. However, the evidence we’ve gathered and analysed suggests Clearview AI Inc were and may be continuing to process significant volumes of UK people’s information without their knowledge.” The increased scrutiny from U.K. regulators has something of a parallel in the U.S., where in […]
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Register For Webinar: AI Helping Good People Make This World Safer
Modern devices allow users to store a tremendous amount of data, including thousands of photos and videos. AI is one of the solutions that might significantly facilitate the investigator’s job and reduce the time they spend on manually analyzing signif… Continue reading Register For Webinar: AI Helping Good People Make This World Safer
S3 Ep58: Faces on Facebook, scams that pose as complaints, and a Kaseya bust [Podcast]
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Facebook to throw out face recognition, delete all template data
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Facebook to end facial recognition and delete billions of records
By Deeba Ahmed
Facebook has announced that it will shut down its Facial Recognition System and delete the templates of over 1 billion people stored by this feature.
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Oxygen Forensics’ Lee Reiber on Keeping Pace in Digital Forensics
Christa: Increasingly mobile forensics isn’t just about devices. As the field diversifies to include cloud storage encryption and the internet of things, digital forensics evolution is only as good as the tools that can keep up. Today on … Continue reading Oxygen Forensics’ Lee Reiber on Keeping Pace in Digital Forensics
Smashing Security podcast #248: Press F12 to hack
A journalist is threatened with prosecution after choosing to “View Source” on a public webpage, Amazon Ring owners might be in line for a hefty fine if their neighbours complain, and is the school lunch queue a good place for facial recognition?
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