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11 Sep 2014:
Company releases 1,500 documents from failed suit against NSA over user data requests and cooperation with Prism compliance
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10 Sep 2014: Most apps do not disclose what they do with users’ information, says ICO report, while many ‘leave users struggling to find basic privacy information’. By Alex Hern
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9 Sep 2014:
Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of bitcoin, could have his identity exposed after an apparently email hack on Monday. By Alex Hern
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5 Sep 2014: ‘We’re going towards a world where users have control over their data… this is the first step’. By Tom Brewster
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4 Sep 2014: The notorious image board has introduced a process to take down copyright-infringed content on its site. By Alex Hern
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2 Sep 2014:
Jennifer Lawrence’s lawyers have contacted law enforcement over a ‘flagrant violation of privacy’ as Kirsten Dunst hits out at Apple. By Samuel Gibbs
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1 Sep 2014: After intensive examination of file data leaked by one or more hackers, suspicion grows that iCloud backups were source of pictures – though precise method of attack still unclear. By Charles Arthur
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1 Sep 2014: Joint Cybercrime Action Taskforce to coordinate investigations into hacking, malware and other online crimes. By Tom Brewster
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29 Aug 2014:
Months of research into Iranian networks uncovered at least 16,000 systems controlled by Iran outside of its borders. By Tom Brewster
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28 Aug 2014: The FBI is investigating a series of attacks on high profile banks targeting sensitive data, with speculation the hackers were Russian. By Elizabeth Rust
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26 Aug 2014: The Chinese Academy of Engineering software will replace rival programmes created in the west. By Samuel Gibbs
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24 Aug 2014:
After seeing off the police, Berlin email provider Posteo wants to expand user security and anonymity, writes Michael Scaturro
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22 Aug 2014: 60% of British small businesses experienced a cyber security breach in 2013, and the after-effects can linger. By Elizabeth Rust
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21 Aug 2014: The anonymous browser is making a push for mainstream acceptability. But to hit the mainstream scale, it needs help. By Alex Hern
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21 Aug 2014:
Intentionally failed installation lures users into calling ‘support’ line - which drags them into multi-million pound scam. By Charles Arthur
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