Posts about "security"

A critical security lapse in India's e-Filing portal for income taxes exposed sensitive taxpayer data to unauthorized users. While the flaw has been resolved, this incident underlines growing concerns over data security in government systems.

Fight for the Future launches a concerted effort on VPN Day of Action to protect virtual private network accessibility in response to rising legislative threats.

A recent study highlights an unusual privacy threat where high-resolution computer mice can capture and interpret vibrations from desks, potentially translating them into audible speech.

The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency is aiming to establish a 24/7 social media monitoring team, raising concerns about privacy and ethical implications. The plan involves hiring contractors to scan online platforms to identify individuals for potential deportation, sparking debate about governmental surveillance and the impact on personal freedoms.

Alpine Eagle, a leader in counter-drone technology, has issued a stark warning about NATO's readiness to handle the evolving threat of drones along its Eastern European borders. As tensions with Russia and Belarus persist, the inadequacy of NATO's current defense strategies could leave its Eastern Shield vulnerable to drone warfare.

Zero Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) promise to enhance online privacy and security by enabling transactions without sharing sensitive details. This technology could revolutionize data protection and has particularly captured the interest of the cryptocurrency sector.

A zero knowledge proof (ZKP) whitelist promises to enhance privacy and security, offering early access to technology seen as being years ahead in safeguarding personal and transactional data. This development is poised to address rising concerns over privacy in an increasingly digital world.

Amidst growing concerns from independent app stores, Google reiterates that its upcoming developer verification guidelines will not hinder the ability to sideload apps onto Android devices. The tech giant's stance aims to balance tighter security measures while preserving the ecosystem's openness for third-party applications.

The United States may soon see its skies populated with drones dedicated to retail security, as companies like Flock Safety expand their technological repertoire beyond policing. In a recent development, Flock Safety's drones, traditionally used by law enforcement, are now being adapted for private sector use to deter shoplifting. This move reflects a growing trend towards leveraging advanced surveillance technologies in everyday commerce.

Apple has voiced concerns about the EU's Digital Markets Act, claiming that the legislation is causing delays in the release of new iPhone and AirPods features in Europe. The company argues that the DMA poses privacy and security challenges, hindering its ability to deploy updates such as iPhone mirroring and AirPods live translation.