Here are 5 things you can start doing today for your own and for everyone else’s online good! ——– Free High Security Email from Sigma

Posted by Natasha Pabrai, Jan Keller, Jessica Lin, Anna Hupa, and Adam Bacchus, Vulnerability Reward Programs at GoogleOur Vulnerability Reward Programs were created to reward researchers for protecting users by telling us about the security bugs they find. Their discoveries help keep our users, and the internet at large, safe. We look forward to even […]

Cisco has patched bugs in Webex and in Firepower Management Centre, the device that controls its security products. ——– Free High Security Email from Sigma

A potential class action says Clearview AI is breaking biometrics privacy law by ransacking social media so police can match photos with IDs. ——– Free High Security Email from Sigma

The government has flip-flopped, most recently proposing rules that would transfer regulation out of the hands of the State Department. ——– Free High Security Email from Sigma

Sometimes it’s hard to tell the corporate surveillance operations from the government ones: Google reportedly has a database called Sensorvault in which it stores location data for millions of devices going back almost a decade. The article is about geofence warrants, where the police go to companies like Google and ask for information about every […]

Mozilla’s policy is unambiguous – add-ons must be self-contained and not load remote code, which opens up the user to all sorts of risks. ——– Free High Security Email from Sigma

The root keys used to protect communication on LoRaWAN infrastructure can be easily obtained, IOActive says. ——– Free High Security Email from Sigma

Hackers claiming to be from the hacktivist group OurMine temporarily took over Twitter accounts of the NFL and several teams in the league. ——– Free High Security Email from Sigma

In the past few years, social media has transformed from a communications gold mine to a minefield of disinformation campaigns. ——– Free High Security Email from Sigma