privacy

Spouses beware: Thumbdrive finds your pr0n

Spouses beware: Thumbdrive finds your pr0n

Including deleted data and internet cache files.
Chris Jager Apr 13 2011 12:04AM Security
BT and Phorm escape prosecution

BT and Phorm escape prosecution

Crown prosecutors let partners off the hook.
Maggie Holland Apr 12 2011 10:45AM Security
Pointing fingers over outsourced data

Pointing fingers over outsourced data

If your outsourced data is breached, where does the responsibility lie?
Dan Raywood Apr 8 2011 12:08PM Security
France password law 'shocks' Google, Facebook

France password law 'shocks' Google, Facebook

Handing passwords to police could be a security nightmare
Stewart Mitchell Apr 8 2011 12:07PM Security
Epsilon: Does phishing constitute 'harm'?

Epsilon: Does phishing constitute 'harm'?

Comment: High time for data breach notification debate.
Liam Tung Apr 8 2011 11:13AM Security
Senate Committee warning on ISP data retention

Senate Committee warning on ISP data retention

Finds it unconvincing.
John Hilvert Apr 8 2011 6:41AM Security
Dell customers warned over Epsilon breach

Dell customers warned over Epsilon breach

Alerts Privacy Commissioner.
Liam Tung Apr 7 2011 2:13PM Security
US opens Pandora's box into apps privacy

US opens Pandora's box into apps privacy

Android, iPhone software makers on notice about the personal information they collect.
Nicole Kobie Apr 6 2011 9:39AM Security
FSA investigates ID theft prevention company

FSA investigates ID theft prevention company

CPP sales tactic scrutiny sees identity protection product pulled from phone sales
Stewart Mitchell Mar 31 2011 1:34PM Security
Overtis tracks worker behaviour in browsers

Overtis tracks worker behaviour in browsers

More power to administrators.
Tom Brewster Mar 31 2011 1:29PM Security
Buzz failure sends Google to privacy sin bin for 20 years

Buzz failure sends Google to privacy sin bin for 20 years

US regulator forces Google to set up privacy programme to pay for social media misdemeanour.
Nicole Kobie Mar 31 2011 1:28PM Security
Ex-Commissioner calls for privacy restructure

Ex-Commissioner calls for privacy restructure

Unnecessary ID requirements could drive a criminal market.
Liz Tay Mar 31 2011 6:32AM Security
Secondhand smartphones sold with bank details

Secondhand smartphones sold with bank details

Many people are flogging their mobiles but leaving valuable data, such as bank account details, on the device.
Tom Brewster Mar 28 2011 9:50AM Security
EU's right to be forgotten 'won't work'

EU's right to be forgotten 'won't work'

Proposals to give citizens more control like "bolting the stable door".
Stewart Mitchell Mar 23 2011 10:20AM Security
France hits Google with Wi-Fi snooping fine

France hits Google with Wi-Fi snooping fine

First time French have handed down a six-figure fine for data breach.
Stewart Mitchell Mar 22 2011 1:36PM Security
France fines Google $140k in Street View data case

France fines Google $140k in Street View data case

Not off the hook.
Staff Writers Mar 22 2011 6:39AM Security
Content providers slammed for "hostile" privacy policies

Content providers slammed for "hostile" privacy policies

Parliament should draw "line in the sand".
John Hilvert Mar 22 2011 6:27AM Strategy
Privacy group raises concerns over Skype

Privacy group raises concerns over Skype

Technical deficiencies put users at risk, says watchdog.
Angela Moscaritolo Mar 21 2011 12:17PM Security
Obama administration seeks internet privacy bill

Obama administration seeks internet privacy bill

Bill of rights for net users.
Diane Bartz Mar 17 2011 12:26PM Telco/ISP
IE9 a 'non-event' for most businesses

IE9 a 'non-event' for most businesses

No Windows XP compatibility.
Tom Brewster Mar 16 2011 6:01AM Software

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