Category Archives: Blog

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.

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 algorithms show no intention of resting on their laurels, now filing a patent to incorporate emotion recognition to their service.

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.

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.

Information operations handled by experienced and politically motivated nation-state hackers are not on the radar, but they should be ‒ the elections are close.

The FBI tracked down three young men responsible for a recent Twitter hack and the following cryptocurrency scam involving the platform’s biggest accounts.

Mysterious vigilante hacker is embarking on a mission of replacing Emotet payloads with GIFs to save targets from infection.

Some of the more popular Twitter accounts were hijacked by scammers and used to promote an evident crypto scam, which still made miscreants a fortune.

New privacy feature in IOS 14 and iPadOS show us how applications capture clipboard data from our devices. Why is it important and how can we minimize the risk?