Topic:
Security and Privacy
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Spotlight: Google Glass lambasted by international privacy agencies
In a letter to Google CEO Larry Page, 37 privacy agencies from around the globe warned that Google Glass introduces privacy concerns that need to be addressed.
Apple comes up short on enterprise mobility management, says 151 Advisors
At its developers' conference held last week, Apple failed to address enterprise mobility management concerns, judged Bill Rom, managing partner at consulting firm 151 Advisors.
Enterprises split on Dropbox file sharing app, finds Fiberlink
File-sharing site Dropbox--the bane of IT professionals concerned about corporate data security--shows up on the lists of top iOS apps that are blacklisted and whitelisted by enterprises, according to a sampling of mobile apps by mobile device management firm Fiberlink.
Snowden used USB flash drive to breach NSA's security
Whistle-blower Edward Snowden used a portable USB flash drive to get information from the National Security Agency when he worked there.
Oracle to release massive Java SE update
Oracle is scheduled to release fixes for 40 security vulnerabilities in a Critical Patch Update for Java SE today.
How much is your personal data actually worth?
To the individual, their personal data is priceless. But according to The Financial Times , the average person's data is worth less than a dollar to the data broker industry.
TOS, app permissions are not good cover from big data lawsuits
To date, the courts have mostly been supportive of terms-of-service, or TOS, agreements even though most acknowledge that the majority of private citizens don't read them or don't understand them. This brings some feeling of relief to companies everywhere, but most especially to those currently spoon-feeding big data to the government.
Google says 'Shhh, don't say big, just say data'
Vendors are still comfortable with saying "big data" in public these days, but many of their business customers would rather not utter the term aloud.
It's not just Internet firms that hand data to the government
This isn't to make any of you feel left out if you're not handing over sensitive data to the government, but the truth is thousands of companies are.
US hacking Chinese civilians for years, says Snowden
The favored tactic apparently is used to attack Internet gateways as opposed to using APTs, or advanced persistent threats, which entails gaining access through compromised systems.
