DNA, Data Privacy, and You Your DNA will soon be on file, if it’s not already. What will the consequences be? ‘There’s an undeniable benefit to using DNA tech in our lives. Not only is it effective for our justice systems, but it can also improve...
Why now?? ‘The movement of all communications — including private communication — online during the COVID-19 pandemic helped open the public’s eyes to digital privacy. Consumers started to demand more out of the companies they would share their data...
Book Excerpt: Why trust, not data, has become the most important asset in the modern economy (GeekWire) Stein Broeder: ‘My research has shown that trust is the most important asset for a company, even more important than data. Trust is the currency, and...
(Not a typo:) FBI and CISA warn of major wave of vishing attacks (ZDNet) ‘Vishing, or voice phishing, is a form of social engineering where criminals call victims to obtain desired information, usually posing as other persons.’ ‘Hackers are calling...
Sandworm details the group behind the worst cyberattacks in history (The Verge)’Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel talks with Wired senior editor Andy Greenberg, author of Sandworm: A New Era of Cyberwar and the Hunt for the Kremlin’s Most Dangerous Hackers.As...
Coronavirus tracing apps don’t have to kill privacy to be effective (Wired.co.uk)One project trying to answer such questions is Decentralised Privacy-Preserving Proximity Tracing (DP3T), which proposes a decentralised system that uses temporary identification...
