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Here’s what Facebook sends the cops in response to a subpoena – 62 pages

In the EU-vs-Facebook cases, Facebook has sent european citizens 800 PAGES of documents.   In the US, a subpeona merits 62 pages.   So, either the Craigslist killer didn’t use […]

Selling You on Facebook

WOW!  Even the Wall Street Journal thinks Facebook’s data collection, data profiling and app-sharing is out of control.   From the 4/9/12 WSJ column: A Wall Street Journal examination of […]

UTAH Medicaid hacked – over 181,000 records and 25,000 SSNs stolen

The Utah Department of Technology Services DTS notified the Utah Department of Health UDOH on Monday the server that houses Medicaid claims was hacked. On Wednesday, the UDOH publicly announced […]

Times Square Marriott Injects javascript to break privacy and serve ads

Apparently, the Time Square Marriott cannot make profit at $ 368/night.   The use technology to infect/inject every web page that you view with altered ads.   Would we put […]

What Should Matrimonial Attorneys Know About Cyberforensics?

According to surveys of U.S. and U.K. matrimonial attorneys, more and more of them are asking (or requiring) their clients to disclose Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and other social media credentials […]

FTC fines RockYou $250,000 for storing user data in plain text

social game developer RockYou suffered a serious SQL injection flaw on its flagship website. Worse, the company was storing user details in plain text. As a result, tens of millions […]

Employer Fires Aide Over Refusal to Give Up Facebook Password

It’s not just kids anymore – adults with quirky humor, facebooking on their own time, with their own equipment are also being harassed.   From Time.com: A teacher’s aide in […]

French and US corporations sell unpatched exploits to highest bidders

France-based VUPEN is one of the highest-profile firms trafficking in zero-day exploits. Earlier this month at the CanSecWest information security conference, VUPEN declined to participate in the Google-sponsored Pwnium hacking […]

iPad's 'Dictation' sends info to Apple servers

“Dictation” is one of the features of the new iPad, and it can be used to dictate notes, emails, text messages. But new iPad owners may want to use it […]

Is Your New HDTV Watching You?

Samsung UN65ES8000; group photo ©iStockphoto.com/Jennifer Byron Samsung’s 2012 top-of-the-line plasmas and LED HDTVs offer new features never before available within a television including a built-in, internally wired HD camera, twin […]