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Five Myths About Cloud Privacy
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Last week a new set of privacy principles regarding the handling of personal information came into effect.
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Google won't face email privacy class action
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(Reuters) - Google Inc won a significant legal victory as a U.S.
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WhatsApp Wants to 'Set the Record Straight' on Privacy Under Facebook
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WhatsApp users freaked out after Facebook announced plans to buy the popular over-the-top messaging app for north of $16 billion.
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“» Security Performance Testing | (At @twitprattu How do you think this #performancetesting tool compares to leaders?”
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“Tech Companies Reveal Security Requests MIT Technology Review Newly released reports from Web and telecom service providers such as Facebook reveal for the first time that tens of thousands of Americans have had the contents of their accounts sent...”
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“The company releases an update to patch a vulnerability that could allow hackers to remotely take control of users' computers. Read this article by Dara Kerr on CNET News.”
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“Ask Slashdot: Application Security Non-existent, Boss Doesn't Care. What To Do? Dec. 05 2013. I'm really sick and tired of Slashdot doing posts like this, but it isn't slashdots fault. It's our industry's fault.”
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“As the world celebrates Data Privacy Day on 28 January, the IEEE is hosting a “Privacy for the People” Google Hangout to explore and discuss collaboration in harnessing global creativity and expertise for privacy innovation ...”
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“Nerval's Lobster writes "On the same day the world discovered Western intelligence agencies were siphoning user information from Angry Birds and other popular smartphone apps, a leading antivirus developer revealed hackers are doing the same thing...”
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“Best practices for network security management Network World Fueled by the fast evolution of the threat landscape and changes in network and security architectures, network security management is far more challenging and complex than just a few...”
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“After NSA Backdoors, Security Experts Leave RSA for a Conference They Can ... EFF We thought we won the Crypto Wars, the fight to make strong encryption accessible to all, in the 1990s.1 We were wrong.”
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“An anonymous reader writes with this excerpt from the Washington Examiner: "Officials at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau are conducting a massive, NSA-esque data-mining project collecting account information on an estimated 991 million...”
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A group of students are suing Google alleging that Gmail's scanning of their emails violates their privacy.
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Twitter has shelved a project that would have made it more difficult for the government to intercept users’ private messages without a court order, sources tell The Verge, a sudden reversal for a...
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Pluralsight - Web Security and the OWASP Top 10: The Big Picture English | .MP4 | h264, yuv420p, 1024x768, 15.00 fps(r) | aac, 44100 Hz, stereo | 269 (Pluralsight – Web Security and the OWASP Top 10: The Big Picture
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“It sounds like the stuff of science fiction: seven keys, held by individuals from all over the world, that together control security at the core of the web.”
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“CultureMob Adobe, Microsoft Push Security Updates Krebs on Security Adobe and Microsoft today each released software updates to fix serious security flaws in their products.”
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“The progression of education practice as it relates to technology can be attributed to several waves of innovation in the practice that arose at different times around the world and for different reasons, but primarily to make learning efficient...”
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“CNET Which Android security apps are the most effective?”
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“Included in O2's "parental control blocklist" are such hotbeds of hardcore porn as Slashdot, EFF, Linux Today, Blogspot, No Starch Press, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, and, of course, Boing Boing. The "parental control" list is ...”
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“Educational Technology and Mobile Learning · Home · All categories · All Resources · Posters · iPad Resources · Teacher Guides · YouTube 4 Teachers ... 1.”
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“DavidGilbert99 writes "Facebook updates its Android app quite a lot, but the latest version asks for some rather odd permissions. Rolling out in the UK this week, some users have noticed that it now wants permission to read your text messages.”
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“I learned some great things from United Technologies when I worked at Pratt & Whitney and Sikorsky Aircraft. They use a system called ACE, Achieving Competitive Excellence, and parts of it are related to having an ...”
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“Canada's international spy agency, CSEC, tapped into the free Wi-Fi service at a major Canadian airport to track the comings and goings of cellphone-carrying travellers for two weeks, according to documents obtained by CBC News.”
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