New powers for EU Cyberagency
On 10 December 2018, the European lawmakers reached a political agreement on the European Cybersecurity Act. The intention of this […]
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Twitter Draws Data Privacy Concerns with Two New Bugs
The two flaws shed light on heightened concern around user data privacy when it comes to data. On Monday, the […]
GDPR: more than 8,000 data breaches notified to ICO
More than 8,000 data breaches have been reported in the UK since the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) took effect […]
New malware pulls its instructions from code hidden in memes posted to Twitter
Security researchers said they’ve found a new kind of malware that takes its instructions from code hidden in memes posted […]
Cyber attackers to use sophisticated tools against Cloud in 2019
Cyber attackers will use more sophisticated tools in 2019 to take advantage of the changing technology landscape and prey upon […]
Drones, DNA and data: please don’t give the gift of privacy invasion
What could be wrong with giving a shiny, new Facebook Portal or a fun DNA kit for the holidays? Guardian […]
Facebook’s privacy problems: a roundup
Facebook disclosed on Friday that a bug may have affected up to 6.8 million users, allowing app developers to see […]
Facebook admits bug allowed apps to see hidden photos
Bug let developers access pictures people had uploaded but chosen not to post A Facebook bug let app developers see […]
Cyber crooks increasingly targeting home devices
Cyber criminals are shifting their attention from traditional computers to internet-connected devices in Canadian homes, says the government’s cyber security […]
88% of organizations are not properly governing its own data
Some 88% of organizations aren’t correctly managing access to data stored in files, according to a SailPoint report. More than […]
3 ways dark web data trade will change in 2019, and how to protect your business
Both corporate data and personal information continue to be big targets for attackers, especially those attempting to commit acts of […]
Australia’s horrific new encryption law likely to obliterate its tech scene
Australia‘s government signed a bill into law last week giving law enforcement agencies the right to force technology companies to […]