Google collects a staggering amount of personal information about its users -- perhaps even more than you realize. Google keeps tabs on every search you perform and every YouTube video you watch. Keep Reading
DATA PRIVACY DAY: Aura of ambiguity around the new legislation has led to a slow start for enforcement. Keep Reading
Microsoft, GitHub, Salesforce, Wayfair and Amazon are among the companies that have faced internal and external criticism over their homeland security sales. Keep Reading
The two men will remain employees of Alphabet and retain their seats on the board, but they will no longer oversee the company’s sprawling, almost trillion-dollar empire. Keep Reading
Department of Justice filed an application for a court order seeking the names, phone numbers and other identifying data of at least 10,000 users of Obsidian 4. Keep Reading
Hacking the iPhone has long been considered a rarified endeavor, undertaken by sophisticated nation-states against only their most high-value targets. Keep Reading
While the app on the Google Play Store, called “Updates for Samsung,” did indeed redistribute Samsung’s software, it was also a scam to get users to pay money for the updates. Keep Reading
The Redirect Method steers individuals who search online for violent or extremist content to material that exposes the falsehoods and hatred. Keep Reading
The leak appeared suspicious to many, in part because it misdirected traffic to China Telecom, the Chinese government-owned provider. Keep Reading
A fuzzer (fuzzing tool) and the technique of fuzzing works by feeding a software application with large quantities of random data and analyzing its output for abnormalities and crashes. Keep Reading