Collaborate Disseminate
How to find your match on the Bumble dating app, convicted criminals make money out of cryptocurrency, and there are concerns about data in Afghanistan. All this and much more is discussed in the latest edition of the award-winning “Smashing Secu… Continue reading Smashing Security podcast #241: Flipping dating apps, and crypto rewards for criminals
A new book exposes yet another Facebook failure for the social media firm to say sorry about. But nothing’s going to change.
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Google has announced that from August 2020 it will be prohibiting ads for stalkerware products and services.
But a loophole means that the companies behind creepy stalkerware apps will still be able to advertise themselves.
Continue reading Google’s ad ban won’t stop stalkerware apps from promoting themselves
Google has announced that from August 2020 it will be prohibiting ads for stalkerware products and services.
But a loophole means that the companies behind creepy stalkerware apps will still be able to advertise themselves.
Continue reading Google’s ad ban won’t stop stalkerware apps from promoting themselves
A third-party cybersecurity firm were paid to drill a hole in a Tor-reliant operating system to uncover a man who spent years sextorting young girls. Continue reading Facebook paid for a 0-day to help FBI unmask child predator
She wanted a sub, not Facebook, Instagram and SMS come-ons from the guy who served her and intercepted her contact-tracing details. Continue reading Woman stalked by sandwich server via her COVID-19 contact tracing info
The company left a server open and unprotected, regurgitating private data slurped from thousands of surveilled people, including children. Continue reading KidsGuard stalkerware leaks data on secretly surveilled victims
A new, comprehensive code will compel online services to put children’s health and safety before data-collecting profits. Continue reading Privacy watchdog throws wider net to protect children online
First amendment rights in the United States only go so far. Shout “fire” in a crowded room for thrills or threaten to kill someone and you will find yourself on the wrong side of the First Amendment interpretation of what constitutes free speech. Jose… Continue reading First Amendment Fight: Twitter Threat Ends in Conviction
An obsessed fan assaulted J-Pop star Ena Matsuoka after determining where she lived by zooming in on selfies she had posted on social media, and examining the reflection in her eyes.
Continue reading Stalker zoomed in on Japanese idol’s eyes to find out where she lived