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Tag Archives: Data loss
Phone thieves facing stiffer sentences if victims lose photos
New guidelines from the UK’s sentencing council say that the non-monetary impact on theft victims has to be taken into account.
South Korea: Medical data delivers yet another identity crisis
Remember how we TOLD you not to knit your own cryptography? Well, we’re telling you again!
15M users breached? Nah, just an “isolated incident.” 60 Second Security
Watch this week’s 60 Second Security video and catch up on the latest intriguing security stories…
Live from the Virus Bulletin conference 2015 [Chet Chat podcast 216.5]
Find out what the world’s threat protection experts talk about when you cloister them in a Prague hotel for three days!
Patreon crowdfunding site hacked – all it takes is one mistake…
Debugging a test version of your website with real data? Best to have it on a test network, not the real internet!
T-Mobile customers hit by Experian breach get credit monitoring by Experian
In a bizarre twist of irony, T-Mobile customers are being offered two years of free credit monitoring from ProtectMyID.com – a service owned and operated by Experian.
Are your fingerprints, email and image worth a cute fake passport?
An art installation called Sensible Data adorably weasels your privacy out from under your nose. 
Millennials: your password is not a selfie and we don’t want to see it
OK, OK, it’s not just the youngsters. Truth be told, we’re ALL pulling sticky shenanigans when it comes to sharing passwords.
Apple swiftly closes hole in iOS 9 Lock screen
You can’t use the recent “ask Siri” trick to sneak past the iOS 9 Lock screen any more. 