Tag: Data Protection

Zero Trust’s 2025 Surge: Data Shields in a Cloud-First World
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, zero-trust architecture is no longer a buzzword but a necessity, propelled by escalating data protection demands and regulatory...
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Billing Platform Exposes 180K Records in Cloud Database Breach
In the latest cybersecurity setback for financial services, a billing platform has inadvertently exposed nearly 180,000 records, including sensitive banking information, raising al...
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Magic Earth Review: Privacy-Focused Google Maps Alternative
In an era where digital privacy concerns are escalating, many users are reevaluating their reliance on dominant tech platforms for everyday tasks like navigation. One compelling ca...
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Obsidian’s Minimalist Strategy Thwarts Supply Chain Attacks
In the ever-evolving world of software security, where supply chain attacks have become a persistent threat, one note-taking application is taking a minimalist approach to safeguar...
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US-China Near TikTok Deal to Avert Ban Amid Trade Talks
In the high-stakes arena of U.S.-China relations, the fate of TikTok has emerged as a pivotal flashpoint, blending national security concerns with economic diplomacy. As of Septemb...
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Professionals Embrace Minimalist Smartphones to Fight Burnout and Boost Privacy
In an era where digital overload and cyber threats are escalating, a growing cohort of tech-savvy professionals is turning to minimalist, privacy-centric smartphones as a bulwark a...
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Canonical Integrates AMD SEV-SNP in Ubuntu 25.04 for Secure VMs
In the rapidly evolving world of confidential computing, Canonical has made a significant move by integrating full host support for AMD's Secure Encrypted Virtualization-Secure Nes...
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GrapheneOS Duress PIN Protects Data With Irreversible Data Wipe
In the ever-evolving world of mobile security, where threats from state actors and cybercriminals loom large, a niche operating system is pushing boundaries with features that coul...
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UK Pushes Smart Device Privacy with New Guidelines
The tech industry has long operated in a gray area when it comes to consumer privacy, particularly with the rise of connected devices like smart TVs, air fryers, and speakers. A r...
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Infomaniak’s Surveillance Shift Sparks Privacy Clash
In the heart of Switzerland, a country long revered as a bastion of privacy,...
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WhatsApp Tests Usernames for Enhanced Privacy on iOS
WhatsApp, the ubiquitous messaging platform owned by Meta, is taking a significant step toward enhancing user privacy and aligning with features long available on competing apps li...
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The Imperative of Data Protection in the Cloud
Cloud computing has revolutionized the way enterprises manage data, offering unprecedented scale, agility, and efficiency. Yet, as reliance on cloud applications continues to proli...
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Border Agents Need Reasonable Suspicion To Search Phones and Computers At The Border
For years, Unites States borders have been a legal no-man’s-land where laws and rights citizens take for granted don’t always apply. Case in point is the search and seizure of elec...
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What You Should Know About Google’s GDPR Consent Plan for Publishers
Google wants its publishers in Europe to solicit users’ consent on its behalf under the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) privacy rules....
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Intel to Make Chip With Built-In Spectre & Meltdown Malware Protection
In January of this year, the revelation of memory-related vulnerabilities known as Spectre and Meltdown rocked the entire computing world—everyone h...
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