Researchers Uncover a 1.2 Billion “Enriched” Account Data Leak Drew Wilson | November 26, 2019 Security researchers have uncovered a rather large data leak recently. Over 1.2 billion people have been affected by it.
Canadian Election Gets Ugly: CBC Sues the Conservative Party Drew Wilson | October 12, 2019 As we head into the final stretch of the Canadian election, things got ugly after the CBC sued the Conservative party for copyright infringement.
Day 1 of Article 13 Passage: Citizens Grieve As Others Think of Fleeing Drew Wilson | March 27, 2019 It’s the day after Europe voted to kill the open Internet. Some citizens are mourning the loss while others are thinking of moving out of the continent.
Celebrities Lend Their Voices to Help Defend Network Neutrality Drew Wilson | December 12, 2017 In an effort to try and stop the repeal of network neutrality rules, celebrities have also lent their support to the cause.
Battle Brews Between Internet Companies and FCC Drew Wilson | December 3, 2017 The battle for the open Internet is heating up. As the FCC plans to kill network neutrality, Internet companies big and small are pushing back.
Sony Begins Sending Legal Notices Against Those Spreading Leaked e-Mails Drew Wilson | December 31, 2014 There’s been a development in the Sony hacking story. Earlier this month, Sony threatened to send legal notices to those publishing their leaked e-mails. Now, it seems that those threats are being carried out.
The Pirate Bay Receives Court Summons Via FaceBook and Twitter Drew Wilson | June 25, 2009 BREIN may have pretty much lost all of their credibility a long time ago in the eyes of many, but that doesn’t seem to stop them from trying to issue a court summons in the Netherlands. BREIN is seeking to shut down the operations being conducted in that country.
