Tag: Security

Google Sued For Tracking Users, Even When They Opt Out
Google is facing yet another privacy-related lawsuit, this one alleging the company tracks users even after they opt out....
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Congressman Lynch Asks Apple and Google to Crack Down on Foreign Apps
Congressman Stephen Lynch, Chairman of the Subcommittee on National Security, is calling on Apple and Google to provide more transparency regarding foreig...
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US May Ban Contractors From Using Chinese Equipment
The US is ramping up its pressure on Chinese firms, with plans to ban any government contractor from using equipment from five companies....
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British Government May Be Moving Closer to Huawei U-Turn
The British government may be moving closer to reversing its decision to include Huawei in its 5G rollout....
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Senators Introduce Legislation Attacking Encryption
Another day, another attack on the encryption standards that protect every single person using the internet and computing devices....
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How Does Hacking Impact Password Security?
The average business user has 191 passwords, but are they secure? Likely not. 91% of people know that reusing the same password increases their risk of a s...
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Zoom Charts Path Toward End-to-End Encryption For All Users
Zoom is adding end-to-end encryption (E2EE ) for all users, reversing a decision made just weeks ago to reserve the highest security for paid plans....
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Signal Now Allows Chat History Transfer on iOS
Secure messaging app Signal has added the ability to transfer one’s chat history on iOS devices. Signa...
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IBM Unveils Homomorphic Encryption Toolkit for macOS and iOS
IBM has unveiled a toolkit for developers to start implementing homomorphic encryption on macOS and iOS....
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Messaging App Signal Adds Blur Tool
Popular messaging app Signal has added blur tools to help protect the identities and privacy of people in photos....
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Huawei Losing Ground as Deutsche Telekom and Bell Canada Choose Ericsson
Huawei has been shut out of some high-profile 5G contracts, as both Deutsche Telekom and Bell Canada have gone with Ericsson....
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The Case For Paid Zoom Plans: Free Plans Don’t Have End-to-End Encryption
Following Zoom’s addition of end-to-end encryption, the company’s CEO made it clear that only paying customers benefit from it....
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Parachute Introduces Superlock, Prevents Others From Stopping Your Video
Parachute has introduced a new feature, Superlock, that is designed to stop an unauthorized user from killing your live-streamed video....
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Majority of Users Don’t Change Passwords After Data Breach
A new study has found the vast majority of users fail to change their passwords after being notified their data was impacted by a security breach....
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ACLU Files Lawsuit Against Clearview AI
The ACLU has filed a lawsuit in Illinois against facial recognition firm Clearview AI. Clearview...
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