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British security start-up launches lip-sync authentication technology
British security start-up launches lip-sync authentication technology

AimBrain adds lip-sync capabilities to its biometrics system

  • Privacy
  • 25 April 2018
Russia blocks Google IP addresses days after Telegram ban
Russia blocks Google IP addresses days after Telegram ban

Russian authorities' scattergun approach to Telegram ban shuts down bona fide services

  • Privacy
  • 23 April 2018
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China's Great Firewall: How it works and what it reveals about China's plans

China's censorship system employs millions of people and uses a mix of automated and manual techniques

  • Privacy
  • 23 April 2018
Avast reveals more information detailing how hackers compromised CCleaner
Avast reveals more information detailing how hackers compromised CCleaner

Attackers compromised TeamViewer on a developer workstation - secured only with a re-used password

  • Privacy
  • 19 April 2018
Former spies are scraping Facebook data to build a massive facial recognition database
Former spies are scraping Facebook data to build a massive facial recognition database

Israeli firm Terrogence has ties with the US government

  • Privacy
  • 17 April 2018
IMSI catchers found across Washington DC 'disguised' as cell towers, claims US Department of Homeland Security
IMSI catchers found across Washington DC 'disguised' as cell towers, claims US Department of Homeland Security

Surveillance technology found hiding in plain sight

  • Privacy
  • 04 April 2018
FTC opens investigation into Facebook over privacy concerns
FTC opens investigation into Facebook over privacy concerns

FTC cites reports that raise 'substantial concerns about Facebook's privacy practices'

  • Privacy
  • 27 March 2018
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Mark Zuckerberg admits Facebook 'made mistakes' - but they won't happen again, honest

Yeah, sorry about all that, simpers Zuckerberg

  • Security
  • 22 March 2018
ICO won't obtain Cambridge Analytica search warrant until Friday - at the earliest
ICO won't obtain Cambridge Analytica search warrant until Friday - at the earliest

The wheels of justice grind surprisingly slowly

  • Security
  • 22 March 2018
Cambridge Analytica - what's happened so far?
Cambridge Analytica - what's happened so far?

The ICO is seeking an urgent warrant to investigate a major data breach - everything you need to know as the story continues to unfold

  • Privacy
  • 20 March 2018
Porn site age verification plans delayed due to security and privacy concerns
Porn site age verification plans delayed due to security and privacy concerns

Government still plans to erect porn-site age barriers

  • Security
  • 12 March 2018
Half of businesses never get data back after coughing up in light of ransomware attacks
Half of businesses never get data back after coughing up in light of ransomware attacks

The other half see a complete data loss

  • Privacy
  • 08 March 2018
China ratchets up online censorship with AI tools to remove posts using subtle code words and images to send political messages
China ratchets up online censorship with AI tools to remove posts using subtle code words and images to send political messages

China is using AI-driven censorship tools to remove posts subtle code words and images used to oppose its government

  • Privacy
  • 02 March 2018
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China accused of deploying big data with CCTV systems to monitor people in Xinjiang

China has integrated information collection, big data and CCTV to monitor ethnic Uyghurs in Xingjiang, claims Human Rights Watch

  • Privacy
  • 27 February 2018
WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton invests $50m into secure messaging app Signal
WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton invests $50m into secure messaging app Signal

And becomes the team's executive chairman to boot

  • Privacy
  • 22 February 2018
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Facebook told: Stop tracking people on the web or pay €250k per day

Facebook told by Brussels-based court to stop tracking non-users and to delete all data held on them

  • Privacy
  • 16 February 2018
Theresa May supports Trump's CLOUD Act to extend US power over overseas data
Theresa May supports Trump's CLOUD Act to extend US power over overseas data

Would enable US authorities to click their fingers to access data held by US companies overseas

  • Communications
  • 07 February 2018
South Korea investigating claims that North Korea was behind $533m Coincheck hack
South Korea investigating claims that North Korea was behind $533m Coincheck hack

South Korea points finger of blame for Coincheck hack on North Korea

  • Privacy
  • 06 February 2018
Porn lover? Have your name and address at hand this April
Porn lover? Have your name and address at hand this April

Privacy campaigners droop over government porn ruling

  • Privacy
  • 01 February 2018
China tests 'unhackable' satellite in 'world's most secure video conference'

Using quantum cryptography to connect scientists in Europe and China

  • Networks
  • 31 January 2018
NSA replaces "honesty" with "commitment to service" in its core values
NSA replaces "honesty" with "commitment to service" in its core values

All references to "trust", "honour" and "openness" have been expunged from NSA website

  • Privacy
  • 25 January 2018
Microsoft planning new privacy management features for Windows 10
Microsoft planning new privacy management features for Windows 10

Microsoft to make Windows 10 a little bit more transparent with telemetry data

  • Software
  • 23 January 2018
Carphone Warehouse slapped with maximum £400k fine by ICO over 2015 hack
Carphone Warehouse slapped with maximum £400k fine by ICO over 2015 hack

Carphone Warhouse used 'out-of date software and failed to carry out routine security testing', says ICO

  • Security
  • 10 January 2018
Democrats to force a vote on plans to scrap net neutrality
Democrats to force a vote on plans to scrap net neutrality

Democrats see net neutrality as a key issue in attracting the vote of anyone under 50

  • Privacy
  • 10 January 2018
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