What is on your agenda for today? Go ahead and pencil in changing your Facebook passwords. This item does not need to be near the very top of the list, but it is certainly a good idea to put it on there and follow through. According to a report by KrebsonSecurity and a follow-up announcement […]
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Data Privacy Day is an international effort to empower individuals and business to respect privacy, safeguard data and enable trust. Many of today’s tech users have never navigated an online world where they weren’t constantly asked to provide personal details about themselves for everything from booking a doctor’s appointment to buying a new shirt. Too […]
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https://www.idtheftcenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/fb-live-e1533928424815.jpeg6671000Katie Whitehttps://www.idtheftcenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/32smWideLogo_edited-1-300x71.pngKatie White2018-08-10 19:14:412018-08-10 19:15:56Live Social Media Can Have Pitfalls
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The era of the Internet of Things ushered in innovations, better convenience, and more personal safety, but it also brought with it a host of security flaws. Wi-Fi routers were some of the first devices to be attacked on a large scale, giving hackers access to entire networks. Wireless medical implants have also been infiltrated, leading […]
https://www.idtheftcenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/doorbell.jpg518690Charity Laceyhttps://www.idtheftcenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/32smWideLogo_edited-1-300x71.pngCharity Lacey2018-06-18 22:41:462018-07-23 23:02:54Ring Doorbell Security Flaw Is Part of a Bigger Problem
The very first selfie is believed to be a photograph of Robert Cornelius in October 1839. He stood in his family’s backyard to snap the self-portrait, which in that day meant holding very still and facing the camera with a rigid posture for anywhere between three and fifteen minutes, depending on the available light. Even […]
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Fourteen million Facebook users recently woke up to an email in their inboxes, informing them of another privacy issue with their accounts. According to the message, between May 18 and May 27, a software bug within the company turned some users’ private posts into public shares. Even after they found the bug on May 22, it […]
Standing in long lines, waiting to get into your favorite singer’s concert could soon be a thing of the past. Ticketmaster has announced a new wave of technology that is already testing at certain venues in limited markets. Now, instead of handing over your ticket or scanning your phone’s screen at a concert, sensors can capture a […]
Following the recent Facebook/Cambridge Analytica incident, the social media giant is taking steps to help users have a better understanding of their terms of service, as well as, allowing users to personalize their settings. The Facebook terms and data policy have been updated to explain how they collect, use and share data from your profile. And it’s requiring you to […]
https://www.idtheftcenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/social-network-76532_960_720.png637960Charity Laceyhttps://www.idtheftcenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/32smWideLogo_edited-1-300x71.pngCharity Lacey2018-05-24 21:26:212018-09-04 17:38:57Facebook Rolls Out New Privacy Updates
There is a hoax going around based on speculation in a now-deleted article, one that claims Facebook will owe all of its users $17,000 each. The article was suddenly removed, but that hasn’t stopped others from repeating its message that Facebook users are entitled to a payout. The issue behind the hoax is the recently […]
https://www.idtheftcenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Facebook-sign-in.jpg638960Charity Laceyhttps://www.idtheftcenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/32smWideLogo_edited-1-300x71.pngCharity Lacey2018-04-20 06:40:192018-09-04 17:33:58Facebook Is NOT Giving Users Compensation for Cambridge Analytica
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Hundreds of Millions of Facebook Passwords Left Unencrypted
What is on your agenda for today? Go ahead and pencil in changing your Facebook passwords. This item does not need to be near the very top of the list, but it is certainly a good idea to put it on there and follow through. According to a report by KrebsonSecurity and a follow-up announcement […]
Data Privacy Day 2019 – A New Era in Privacy
Data Privacy Day is an international effort to empower individuals and business to respect privacy, safeguard data and enable trust. Many of today’s tech users have never navigated an online world where they weren’t constantly asked to provide personal details about themselves for everything from booking a doctor’s appointment to buying a new shirt. Too […]
Live Social Media Can Have Pitfalls
April the Giraffe is Expecting Again! Is She Also Due For a Privacy Checkup?
Ring Doorbell Security Flaw Is Part of a Bigger Problem
The era of the Internet of Things ushered in innovations, better convenience, and more personal safety, but it also brought with it a host of security flaws. Wi-Fi routers were some of the first devices to be attacked on a large scale, giving hackers access to entire networks. Wireless medical implants have also been infiltrated, leading […]
Celebrate Selfie Day with a Dash of Privacy
The very first selfie is believed to be a photograph of Robert Cornelius in October 1839. He stood in his family’s backyard to snap the self-portrait, which in that day meant holding very still and facing the camera with a rigid posture for anywhere between three and fifteen minutes, depending on the available light. Even […]
Facebook Privacy Error Made “Private” Posts Public
Fourteen million Facebook users recently woke up to an email in their inboxes, informing them of another privacy issue with their accounts. According to the message, between May 18 and May 27, a software bug within the company turned some users’ private posts into public shares. Even after they found the bug on May 22, it […]
New Ticketmaster Facial Recognition Raises Privacy Concerns
Standing in long lines, waiting to get into your favorite singer’s concert could soon be a thing of the past. Ticketmaster has announced a new wave of technology that is already testing at certain venues in limited markets. Now, instead of handing over your ticket or scanning your phone’s screen at a concert, sensors can capture a […]
Facebook Rolls Out New Privacy Updates
Following the recent Facebook/Cambridge Analytica incident, the social media giant is taking steps to help users have a better understanding of their terms of service, as well as, allowing users to personalize their settings. The Facebook terms and data policy have been updated to explain how they collect, use and share data from your profile. And it’s requiring you to […]
Facebook Is NOT Giving Users Compensation for Cambridge Analytica
There is a hoax going around based on speculation in a now-deleted article, one that claims Facebook will owe all of its users $17,000 each. The article was suddenly removed, but that hasn’t stopped others from repeating its message that Facebook users are entitled to a payout. The issue behind the hoax is the recently […]