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Compromising compromises

The US and China have been arguing about fair trade and intellectual property for the past few years, with nobody wanting to budge on either side. To ...

Windows 10 will try to combat ransomware by locking up your data

The latest Windows 10 build, today's 16232, contains a few new security features. In addition to the richer control over exploit mitigat...

Defense contractor stored intelligence data in Amazon cloud unprotected

On May 24, Chris Vickery, a cyber risk analyst with the security firm UpGuard, discovered a publicly accessible data cache on Amazon Web Services...

How many NSA spy hubs are scooping up your Internet data? I counted 7

A couple of years ago, when I was investigating the UK's safest ISP, a high-ranking employee at Virgin Media told me there was no NSA or...

Google is buying data science community Kaggle

Google's latest acquisition appears to involve data scientists and machine learning contests. According to TechCrunch sources, the ...

MySpace Data Breach Exposes Passwords for 427 Million Users

LeakedSource, a company that maintains a searchable database of credentials leaked in data breaches, has revealed today it added over 427 million user...

Twitter cuts off intelligence agencies from data feed

Twitter has cut off U.S. intelligence agencies from a data feed that provides real-time information of events around the world produced by Twitter use...

Social Media Data Collection Can Lead to Violations of Privacy

Andre Oboler is chief executive officer of the Online Hate Prevention Institute and a postgraduate law student at Monash University. Kristopher Welsh ...

What Big Data Can Tell us about the Economy

By Blackrock | March 09, 2016 Given recent market turbulence, it’s no wonder that investors are wondering whether the economy is he...

Feds launch new effort to access NYC iPhone's data

NEW YORK - Federal lawyers Monday launched a new legal effort to compel Apple's assistance in gaining access to a New York City drug suspect&...

Eternal 5D data storage could record the history of humankind

Scientists at the University of Southampton have made a major step forward in the development of digital data storage that is capable of surviving for...