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- February 5, 2019
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In a humiliating climbdown, Facebook agrees to follow US laws • The Register0
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- March 19, 2019
Facebook will overhaul its ad system to prevent landlords, employers and money-lenders from bypassing anti-discrimination laws. The anti-social network announced Tuesday that it will not allow advertisers to access certain demographic details within its vast user datasets when advertising housing, credit or jobs. Those details include ZIP codes, gender and age. The decision settles a
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Crypto-guru Bruce Schneier on teaching tech to lawmakers, plus privacy failures – and a call to techies to act • The Register0
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- March 16, 2019
RSA Politicians are, by and large, clueless about technology, and it’s going to be up to engineers and other techies to rectify that, even if it means turning down big pay packets for a while. This was the message computer security guru Bruce Schneier gave at last week’s RSA Conference in San Francisco, during a
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Microsoft changes DHCP to ‘Dammit! Hacked! Compromised! Pwned!’ Big bunch of security fixes land for Windows • The Register0
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- March 13, 2019
Patch Tuesday It’s the second Tuesday of the month, and you know what that means: a fresh dump of security fixes from Microsoft, Adobe and others. The March edition of Patch Tuesday includes fixes for 64 CVE-listed vulnerabilities, while Adobe addressed a pair of bugs in Photoshop and Digital Editions. Even SAP has got in
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FBI warns of SIM-swap scams, IBM finds holes in visitor software, 13-year-old girl charged over JavaScript prank… • The Register0
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- March 10, 2019
Roundup This week we had an NSA reverse-engineering toolkit released at the RSA Conference, a buffer bashed aboard British Airways, big trouble brewing for Citrix, plus much more. Along the way, a few other things happened: Alarms raised over IP cameras A new Internet of Things botnet could be in the works, as security outfit
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Galaxy S10’s under-glass fingerprint reader, quelle surprise, makes mobe a right pain to fix • The Register0
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- March 6, 2019
Who’da thunk it? 3 out of 10 for repairability, must try harder Galaxy S10 and S10e (credit: iFixit) While many spend their first few hours with a new phone setting it up, teardown crew iFixit prefers to rip ’em apart. Their latest victim? The Samsung Galaxy S10. The specs for Sammy’s latest and greatest may
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WannaCry-hero Hutchins’ trial date set, Microsoft readies Google’s Spectre V2 fix for Windows 10, Coinhive axed, and more • The Register0
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- March 3, 2019
Roundup Here’s your weekend rapid-fire roundup of infosec news, ahead of next week’s RSA Conference, beyond what we’ve already covered. Hutchins’ trial date set: After 18 months in legal limbo in America, Brit malware reverse-engineer Marcus Hutchins, who halted the 2017 Wannacry ransomware outbreak, this week learned he will go before a jury in July.
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Microsoft Teams gets Atlassian glisten • The Register
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- January 30, 2019
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