20GB of Intel internal documents were leaked online
More than 20GB worth of Intel internal documents has been uploaded on Mega, and according to ZDNet, the chipmaker is now trying to ascertain how the files were leaked. A Swiss software engineer… See the original post: 20GB of Intel internal documents were leaked online
The NSA tells military personnel to avoid using location services
The National Security Agency (NSA) has shared new guidance with US military and intelligence personnel, suggesting they take additional precautions to safeguard their location data. The agency… See the article here: The NSA tells military personnel to avoid using location services
The Morning After: ‘Mulan’ is going directly to Disney+
Today’s newsletter comes with a more accurate prediction of the big Samsung event — even if there’s probably already another Galaxy device leaked before it starts — and 100 percent more… Read the original here: The Morning After: ‘Mulan’ is going directly to Disney+
Twitter expects a fine of up to $250 million over privacy violations
The FTC has been investigating Twitter over the use of personal data for ad targeting since October last year, the social network itself revealed in a filing with the Securities and Exchange… See the original post: Twitter expects a fine of up to $250 million over privacy violations
Google starts testing its replacement for third-party cookies
Google has taken one step closer to banishing third-party cookies from Chrome. The internet giant has started testing its trust tokens with developers, with promises that more would move to live… The rest is here: Google starts testing its replacement for third-party cookies
