Collaborate Disseminate
An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: U.S. money transfer giant MoneyGram has confirmed that hackers stole its customers’ personal information and transaction data during a cyberattack last month. The company said in a statement Monday t… Continue reading MoneyGram Says Hackers Stole Customers’ Personal Information, Transaction Data
Windows 11 supports passkeys, but only in the most basic way imaginable. But that’s about to change. Microsoft says.
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In episode 19 of “The AI Fix” podcast, Graham and Mark discover some AI podcast hosts having an existential crisis, a robot dog climbs another step towards world domination, Mark makes a gift for anyone working in tech support, and William Shatner chew… Continue reading The AI Fix #19: AI spy specs, robot dogs with ladders, and is it AI or the climate?
An anonymous reader shares a report: The companies behind the streaming industry, including smart TV and streaming stick manufacturers and streaming service providers, have developed a “surveillance system” that has “long undermined privacy and consume… Continue reading Smart TVs Are Like ‘a Digital Trojan Horse’ in People’s Homes
This is my opinion, maybe i am wrong, but i think this field is plagued by economic interests and is dying slowly but not softly, so grap your weapon (brain) and start thinking outside the miserable box some people wants you in. Regards.
… Continue reading Why experience cancels fresh answers in this field?
When Sean Kelly bought a top-of-the-line vacuum cleaner, he imagined he was making a safe purchase.
Little did he know that the cleaning machine scuttling about his family’s feet contained a security flaw that could let anyone see and hear their eve… Continue reading Your robot vacuum cleaner might be spying on you
This is a general pattern that occurs in various security- and privacy-conscious applications…
The DuckDuckGo browser, for example, won’t let me show my browsing history. It does seem to store it, however, since it shows visited links in… Continue reading Why do apps such as the DuckDuckGo browser or Signal seem to try to protect my own data from me?
Wired reports on “AI-powered cameras mounted on cars and trucks, initially designed to capture license plates, but which are now photographing political lawn signs outside private homes, individuals wearing T-shirts with text, and vehicles displaying p… Continue reading License Plate Readers Are Creating a US-Wide Database of More Than Just Cars
An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Register: Comcast says data on 237,703 of its customers was in fact stolen in a cyberattack on a debt collector it was using, contrary to previous assurances it was given that it was unaffected by that intru… Continue reading A Quarter Million Comcast Subscribers Had Data Stolen From Debt Collector
From family tree to jail cell? A hacker is alleged to have exploited information on genealogy websites to steal millions from public companies. Meanwhile, Kaspersky’s US customers are wondering – what on earth is UltraAV?
All this and more is disc… Continue reading Smashing Security podcast #387: Breaches in your genes, and Kaspersky switcheroo raises a red flag