News about security
The creators of encrypted messaging app Signal says it will refuse to comply with Australia’s anti-encryption laws.
Signal Creator Says It Will Refuse to Comply With Australia’s Anti-Encryption Laws Read More »
What’s worse than one data leak? Two data leaks. Because of this development, Google says it’ll be shuttering Google+ even earlier.
Google to Hasten Shutdown of Google+ Following 2nd Data Leak Read More »
Things have gotten even more heated in the war on encryption. Australia’s spy chief came out swinging, blasting anti-encryption critics as motivated by “self-interest”.
Australia’s Spy Chief Blasts Anti-Encryption Critics as Influenced By “Self-Interest” Read More »
If you’ve been asking for support help from Bethesda regarding Fallout 76, you may have had some details leaked to unwitting third parties.
Bethesda Suffers Data Leak of Some Fallout 76 Customers Read More »
In yet another anti-technological move, Australia has now passed its anti-encryption bill in spite of widespread protests.
Australia Passes Anti-Encryption Bill in Rushed Process Read More »
Quora, a social media platform for asking questions, has suffered a data breach. 100 million user accounts have been compromised.
Quora Suffers Data Breach: 100 Million Accounts Compromised Read More »
Ride hailing service Uber has been fined €1 Million for the data breach it experienced in 2016. The total fine comes from two different countries.
Uber Fined €1 Million for 2016 Data Breach in Europe Read More »
November seems to be ending with a bang on the security front. Marriott has been hit with a huge 500 million account data breach.
Marriott Hit With Data Breach: 500 Million Accounts Compromised Read More »
Debate over the encryption legislation in Australia is heating up. Companies are now saying they are prepared to leave the country because of it.
Companies Prepare to Flee Australia Over Encryption Legislation Read More »
It’s yet another data leak. This time, it’s the United States Postal Service. The leak reportedly exposed 60 million users.
United States Postal Service Suffers Data Leak: 60 Million Exposed Read More »
