Class Action Lawsuit Seeks £18 Billion Following EasyJet Breach Drew Wilson | May 31, 2020 A class action lawsuit was filed against EasyJet. The suit is in response to the data breach that occurred at EasyJet.
Open Rights Group: Internet Censorship “Doesn’t Work” Drew Wilson | July 18, 2019 As different governments push for Internet censorship for a variety of reasons, the Open Rights Group is pointing out that such ideas don’t work.
Marriott Hotels Faces £99 million Fine Over Data Breach Drew Wilson | July 16, 2019 Marriott Hotels is facing even more legal action from the 2018 data breach. The company is facing a £99 million fine from UK authorities.
UK Porn Filter Delayed Another 6 Months After Failing to Inform EU Drew Wilson | June 24, 2019 The notorious UK porn filter is being delayed again. This time, it’s for another 6 months after they forgot to tell Europe.
UK’s Plan to Weaken Encryption Condemned Across Civil Society Drew Wilson | June 10, 2019 The war on encryption is taking a serious turn in the UK. Now, civil rights groups are condemning the proposal to weaken security.
BBFC Admits Porn Filter is Useless In Face of VPNs Drew Wilson | April 21, 2019 The BBFC, the UK’s designated Internet porn regulator, is admitting that VPNs will circumvent the UKs Internet age verification system.
Study: 58% of UK Businesses Couldn’t Detect a Security Breach Drew Wilson | January 19, 2019 A recent study out from the UK says that 58% of businesses were unable to detect a security breach in IOT devices.
Free Speech Concerns Raised Over UK Anti-Terrorism Legislation Drew Wilson | October 5, 2018 The UK is currently considering anti-terrorism legislation. Provisions in the legislation is raising concerns for online free speech.
Equifax Fined £500,000 Over One of the Worst Data Breaches Ever Drew Wilson | September 21, 2018 The Equifax data breach hit 147 million citizens. Now, Equifax is facing a £500,000 in the UK because of it.
Five Eyes Spy Agencies Demand Backdoors to Encryption Drew Wilson | September 6, 2018 Spy agencies from Canada, the US, Britain, Australia, and New Zealand are demanding services include backdoors to their encryption.
