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Computer security (Photo credit: Wikipedia) In the wake of Target’s holiday data security breach, where the financial information of more than 40 million customers was exposed, data hacking and theft...
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Ghosts in the Social Media Machine: Can Privacy Sell New Sites?
The right to privacy has long been a balancing act for popular social networks. As sites whose entire selling point is based on sharing personal information for others to interact with, companies like...
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A New Era of Digital Connectivity (and Vulnerability?)
We live in an increasingly connected world, as anyone whose smart phone regularly beeps at 4 in the morning will be all too aware. The current state of digital connectivity is just the tip of the...
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If you’re going to claim superiority in the online security space, you’d better be prepared to defend your claims. Despite not being the most objectionable aspect of its site, Ashley Madison found that...
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