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Feature allows users to set a list of friends and post tweets that only they are supposed to be able to readA privacy breach at Twitter published tweets that were never supposed to be seen by anyone but the poster’s closest friends to the site at large…
Data security firm Satori has released a free and open source tool designed to help organizations find out who has access to what data and how.
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Open banking can be described as a perfect storm for cybersecurity. At one end, small startups with financial acumen but little or no security expertise or resources, are rushing new products to market.
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Australian-US company Internet 2.0 says social media app now seeks users’ altitude information according to source codeGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastThe Australian-US cybersecurity company that last year revea…
Information Commissioner’s Office reprimands forces as app was originally intended for hostage negotiatorsTwo police forces have been reprimanded by Britain’s data watchdog after officers unlawfully recorded more than 200,000 phone conversations using …
Online gaming forums have long been a particular worry of the military because of their lure for young service members.
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There’s never a dull day in cybersecurity…Below, we round-up some of top stories that hit the headlines this week! A Rough Day for Colonel Sanders While many of us in the UK hit send on our final work email and tucked away our laptops to enjoy a well-deserved long weekend break, Yum! Brands – owner […]
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Developers of Android applications will be required by Google to allow users to delete their account and data from within the app and online.
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The UK’s data protection regulator fined TikTok £12.7 million for “failing to use children’s personal data lawfully”
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Information commissioner says app had done ‘very little, if anything’ to check for underage usersTikTok has been fined £12.7m for illegally processing the data of 1.4 million children under 13 who were using its platform without parental consent, Brita…