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Mozilla Turns Off “Firefox Send” Following Malware Abuse ReportsSadly, the easier and safer you make your file sharing service, the more attractive it becomes to the crooks. |
Kinda Sorta Weakened Version Of EARN IT Act Creeps CloserCritics say the amended bill thats headed for a full Senate hearing still threatens encryption, albeit less blatantly. |
Company Web Names Hijacked Via Outdated Cloud DNS RecordsWhy hack into a server when you can just send vistors to a fake alternative instead? |
Flashy Nigerian Instagram Star Extradited To US To Face BEC ChargesIts a short jump from a Rolls Royce ride to extradition from the UAE. Goodbye, Dubai, goodbye, Palazzo Versace, hello, Chicago jail cell. |
Boston Bans Government Use Of Facial RecognitionTo help end systemic racism, well stay away from an error-prone technology thats been shown to have racial bias, the city council said. |
Monday Review – The Hot 11 Stories Of The WeekGet yourself up to date with everything we've written in the last seven days - it's weekly roundup time. |
Facebook Hoaxes Back In The Spotlight – What To Tell Your FriendsAt the risk of giving you a feeling of déjà vu all over again, its time to talk about Facebook hoaxes once more. |
Google Buys AR Smart-glasses Company NorthTheyre not surveillance spectacles, says Google, just a piece in the jigsaw of "ambient computing", where helpfulness is all around you. |
MongoDB Ransom Threats Step Up From Blackmail To Full-on WipingStill thinking "the crooks probably wont find me if I make a security blunder"? |
133m Records For Sale As Fruits Of Data Breach Spree Keep Raining DownDatabases can be had for as little as $100, on up to $1,100. Most, if not all, are being sold by the hacking group Shiny Hunters. |
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