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Month: November 2019

Google Accessing Health Information

In the News  How much consumer data does Google have? In Google Struck a Deal to Secretly Access Health Data on Millions of Americans,...
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Rights to Privacy in the US

In the News  Protecting consumer privacy is a difficult task. In Consumer Data Privacy Rights: Emerging Tech Blurs Lines, Lindsey O’Donnell at Threatpost discusses...
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Trust Your Instincts

Ultimately, common sense is your best defense. If an email, phone call or online message seems very urgent, suspicious or too good to be...
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E-Commerce Financial Scheme

In the News  Online retailers are being used as a middle-man in financial exploitation. In Two New Carding Bots Threaten E-Commerce Sites, Sarah Coble...
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Google Home and Alexa Spying and Stealing Information

Security researchers at Germany’s Security Research Labs have revealed that an app can eavesdrop and continue listening through your Google Home and/or Alexa. Malicious...
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YouTube and Shopping Ads

In the News  Shopping on social media platforms continues to increase in popularity. In Shopping ads come to YouTube’s home feed and search results,...
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Apple’s Privacy Policy Re-Organization

In the News  Can companies create privacy policies that are easy to understand and transparent? In Apple’s new privacy pages are easier to read...
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Detecting Fraud

Review your bank, credit card and financial statements regularly to identify unauthorized activity. This is one of the most effective ways to quickly detect...
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Dangerous Android App Charges

In the News  Malicious apps strike again. In Android Keyboard App Could Swindle 40M Users Out of Millions, Lindsey O’Donnell at Threatpost discusses a...
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Governments  Requests Data from Twitter

In the News  How private is your social media data? In Twitter says government demands for user data continue to rise, Zack Whittaker at...
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