Maybe time to invest in an early warning system like CybelAngel…? TechCrunch reports that a security researcher stumbled across an exposed server on the internet containing databases with a total of more […]
Perhaps FB is beginning to understand the public’s suspicion of facial recognition?… […] Facebook is giving users more control over a facial recognition feature used by the company to help […]
If we are living in a world where the ‘free’ stuff is paid for by advertising, then it’s best to be explicit about it…: […] While there has been consumer pushback when […]
Android Q, the upcoming 10th major release of the Android mobile operating system, was developed by Google with three major themes in mind: innovation, security, and privacy. Today, we are […]
Last week on Malwarebytes Labs, we looked at ways to send your sensitive information in a secure fashion, examined some tactics in incident response land, and explored federal data privacy […]
In the constant David-and-Goliath struggle between digital privacy advocates and corporate privacy invaders, the question of how to legally protect Americans with a comprehensive, federal data privacy law provides conflicting […]
This story originally ran on The Parallax and was updated on July 3, 2019. A few months ago, my parents asked a great security question: How could they securely send […]
If you’re in the UK, your health data is already shared within the NHS and, maybe, with initiatives like Google’s which brings its own privacy issues. Here’s a broader discussion […]
The death of passwords has been announced many times. When my mum stops using them, I’ll be convinced that we’ve finally moved on to something better…: Keeping track of user […]
From a European perspective this sounds a lot like the DPO position that is mandated by GDPR…: WASHINGTON — Facebook and the U.S. Federal Trade Commission are negotiating a possible […]