Popular apps to support people’s psychological and spiritual well-being can harm them by sharing their personal and sensitive data with third parties, among other privacy offenses.
Mental Health and Prayer Apps Fail the Privacy Test
Mozilla finds most are neither secure nor protect user privacy
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Spyware Found on Spanish PM’s Phone
Pegasus used to extract data from phones of Spain’s prime minister and defense minister
American Idol Winner Accused of Spying on Ex-girlfriend
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Californian Phished $23.5m from DoD
Phisher who stole money meant for DoD jet fuel suppliers could be locked up for life
Finnish Hotels’ Data Compromised
Cyber-attack on booking system exposes personal data of thousands of high-end hotel guests
BIO-ISAC Partners with NY Metro InfraGard
Bioeconomy ISAC and New York Metro InfraGard Members Alliance announce partnership
Secret School District Crypto Miner Resigns
Texas school district employee caught mining cryptocurrency at school quits job