If you want peace – prepare for war. In this blog post we will touch on some matters of digital combat that are used currently.
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Cyberattacks on Ukraine Increase Tenfold
Russian military ‘forces’ compensate for their shortcomings not only by shooting up civilian houses and killing innocent people. They’re also causing more harm than ever online!
ProtonMail Passes Over IP Logs… Should Users Be Worried?
Over a week has passed since the scandal involving ProtonMail, or rather its decision to pass IP logs of climate activists to the Swiss government.
New Anti-Pirate Malware Discovered In The Wild
A vigilante anti-pirate malware is spotted in the wild, blocking infected users from accessing websites with stolen media content.
Explored in Discord: Strong Indicators of Privacy-Compromising Acts
Remote workers are not very keen to use Microsoft Teams to connect with peers, so some choose Discord. Why is this a bad move for their privacy?
State of California Lays a Hammer on the Masters of the Dark Patterns
CCPA, the California Consumer Privacy Act, has banned the use of dark patterns – cheats and tricks that make users do things they didn’t mean to do.
The Most Peculiar Cases of Hackers and Criminals Getting Busted
Fascinating stories about “extremely online people” from the other side of the law that were captured thanks to some silly and somewhat humorous mistakes
Spotify Plans to Recommend Music Based On Emotion And Speech Of Users?
Spotify algorithms show no intention of resting on their laurels, now filing a patent to incorporate emotion recognition to their service.
Virtual Prying Network: Who Are We Saving Data From?
Choosing a VPN service is critical when remote work is a norm, but it’s even more important to understand what VPNs can do with your data.
Apple Delays iOS 14 Privacy Features After Facebook’s Outcry
Facebook has commented on iOS 14 and its features, provoking the media to goad them with a privacy stick. Now the feature is delayed until the start of 2021.