Quebec Government Reverses Course, Will Investigate Desjardins Leak Drew Wilson | November 14, 2019 After reportedly 4 months of refusing to investigate the Desjardins data leak, it appears Quebec is reversing course and will investigate after all.
Mozilla Accuses ISPs of Lying to Congress About DoH Encryption Drew Wilson | November 13, 2019 The DoH encryption front of the war on security is continuing to stay heated. Mozilla is accusing ISPs of lying to congress about the technology.
Capital One Security Chief Replaced After Massive Data Breach Drew Wilson | November 11, 2019 The repercussions of the massive Capital One data breach are continuing to be felt. The security chief is now being replaced.
Company Failing to Encrypt Hardware Fined $3 Million Drew Wilson | November 10, 2019 While some US lawmakers are trying to discourage companies from using encryption, one company has been fined for not using encryption.
US Democrats Call on Barr to Stop Opposing Encryption Drew Wilson | November 8, 2019 US Attorney General, William Barr, has been carrying out a campaign to kill effective encryption. Democrats are telling him to knock it off.
WhatsApp Sues Company It Accuses of Selling Malware Drew Wilson | November 7, 2019 WhatsApp is taking what some are calling an “unprecedented” step. They are suing a company for making and selling malware used to spy on activists and journalists.
Carding Site BriansClub Hacked: 26 Million Payment Cards Stolen Again Drew Wilson | November 6, 2019 Major underground carding site BriansClub got hacked. In all, 26 million payment cards were stolen… again.
Facebook Begins Testing Encryption on Video and Audio Calls Drew Wilson | November 5, 2019 While governments are pressuring Facebook to abandon encryption, it seems Facebook is moving ahead with even more encryption anyway.
US Launches Investigation Into TikTok Over Backdoor Access Fears Drew Wilson | November 2, 2019 The US has launched a national security investigation into TikTok. Ironically, the fears include whether or not China has backdoor access to data.
Desjardins Data Leak Worsens: Now Affects All 4.2 Million Customers Drew Wilson | November 1, 2019 We have an update on the Desjardins data leak. The number of affected customers now totals the entire customer base of 4.2 million.
