Tag: Privacy
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Smashing Security podcast #475: JadePuffer – the AI that ran a ransomware attack all by itself
No, no, we don’t need that actually, Zoe. We don’t need any help for the criminals in covering up the …
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Iris Recognition vs Fingerprint: Which Biometric Wins in 2026?
If you are specifying an identity system this year, the choice between iris and fingerprint is no longer a simple one. Both modalities are …
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Your next car could be watching your face
To reduce traffic incidents, all new cars sold in the EU must now include driver-monitoring technology, including Driver Drowsiness and …
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WEF founder Klaus Schwab says he found a hidden listening device in his home
Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum, says a routine security inspection found a covert listening device in his home office in …
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Choose your WhatsApp username carefully
Dutch consumer organization Consumentenbond has warned users to be careful when choosing their optional WhatsApp username. Meta announced …
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Spain’s LALIGA piracy blocks knocked out 500,000+ innocent websites
For much of this year, Spanish internet users have lost access to huge parts of the web on match days. Not pirate streams, but human rights …
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GoDaddy warns India’s fake-site crackdown could damage the internet
The world’s biggest seller of website addresses says a court order in India could make the internet less safe. GoDaddy is fighting new …
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Apple’s Hide My Email tweak leaves privacy fans fuming
A few days ago, Apple quietly announced what might have seemed like a minor change to one of its most popular privacy features – and has …
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Congress tees up No FAKES Act, aiming at AI-generated deepfakes
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a new bill this week that seeks to prevent unauthorized deepfakes of American artists, performers …
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DragonForce Ransomware Abused Microsoft Teams to Hide Malware Activity
Cybercriminals linked to the DragonForce ransomware group recently compromised a US services firm and concealed their malicious traffic by …
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Attackers hijacked over 1,500 Arch Linux packages to steal developers’ secrets, no hacking required
One of the largest open-source package repositories just spent a weekend cleaning up after a malware campaign that did not break into …
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