Verizon Wireless is very explicit in its policy statement: the company takes the privacy of its clients seriously. But it appears the company has not buckled down to taking its policies that way as the company is said to have resumed its use of supercookies to track consumer behavior.
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Better security for better business by Dell
The seemingly endless reports of data breach and leaks are a strong confirmation that the security technology we are using to protect our data no longer serves its function, so says a white paper released by Dell SecureWorks. The lengthy technical paper “Better security for better business” – because in-depth and detailed – outlines Dell’s […]
Samsung Smart TV is eavesdropping on you, company admits
It might have slipped from your notice, but Samsung’s policy regulating the use of its Smart TV product states that the company is listening in to whatever you say in front of the screen, another way of saying eavesdropping, and it captures all the details coming from your mouth, including personal information.
How to protect yourself from the Anthem data breach
The entire health care community in the United States has been shaken by yet another data hacking that involved Anthem Inc., a large health insurance provider to the federal government and private customers. It is estimated that some 80 million customers have been potentially exposed to the risk of data breach.
Google agrees to enable Twitter post search anew
Twitter wants to make it easy for you to search for trending tweets or any post of interest, so it has partnered with search giant Google once again to realize the idea.
Android app malware puts Play Store’s security in question
There’s a widespread belief among mobile users that the apps they install in their devices are safe as long as they come from primary app stores such as Google’s Play Store or the Apple App Store. However, that is not always the case.
