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SSCC 201 – The Infosec edition [PODCAST]
This week, we’re at Infosec in the impressive Olympia Grand in London, England, so this episode was recorded right at the exhibition…
Android M will give app users a lot better control over their data privacy
Android’s next version will finally give users the same type of control over app permissions as iOS.
Facebook moves to encrypt the emails it sends users
The new feature lets users add OpenPGP public encryption keys to their profiles that can be used to encrypt notifications Facebook sends to users’ email accounts. 
Google’s new ‘My Account’ lets you tweak privacy and security settings
…and gives you a glimpse into just how much the data king knows about you!
Why you shouldn’t worry about privacy and security on your phone
We’re offering a free Phone Privacy Check on the Sophos stand at Infosec Europe… …because we think you should be informed about privacy and security, not worried!
Phishing study finds major brands heavily targeted, niche sites also at risk
Phishers are regularly updating their approaches, probing new areas and looking out for new victims, as well as taking aim at larger global players and their users.
Russian billboard advertising contraband hides when it recognises cops
Ban on imported Italian food? No problem! Don Giulio Salumeria got an ad company to rig billboards with facial recognition that spots Russian police uniforms. 
Coming to Infosec Europe this week? Would you like a free T-shirt?
Use the phrase that pays and bag yourself a limited edition T-shirt for free!
Thousands of sites block and redirect Congress to Patriot Act protest page
#ifeelnaked, the protest page says, showing nude photos in protest of surveillance that feels like online strip search. The Senate on Sunday let three Patriot Act provisions expire. 