Silently enabling a Man in the Middle attack to audit every website you visit would never go over, unless it’s marketed as a “feature”.
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Business and government have problems getting data from your phone, but getting data out of your backups is fair game.
Metadata isn’t considered “data” by anti-surveillance law, so analysis of where you go and when is fair game. Thing is, where you go and when can pick you out of a crowd almost instantly.
I don’t like the idea of my multimedia device keeping a connection with a vendor telling them everything I’m doing, it’s rude. I completed a network analysis and found out it was worse than I thought.
When I ask others what their biggest security concern is the most common answer I get back is “I have no idea, where do I even start?” – this article addresses that.
Developers for Chrome and Firefox have been working on a new push notification system, and some sites are able to sign you up for ads without notice or opt-in. Here’s what you can do about it.
“The internet doesn’t forget” – given time when surveilled, there is always enough circumstantial evidence to arrest the innocent for something.
Now that Net Neutrality is gone, providers are blocking VPN users.
A summary of issues and practical guide for coming up with a decent password.
We’re told to always update immediately, but that’s not always the best thing to do.