India Will Ask the U.S. Government for Help Spying on Its Citizens - 0 views
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While governments in many countries, including India, have reacted with anger to this year’s revelations from former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden that the United States spied on foreign officials, several have also been increasing Internet surveillance at home
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Hacking the Lights Out: The Computer Virus Threat to the Electrical Grid: Scientific Am... - 0 views
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Last year word broke of a computer virus that had managed to slip into Iran’s highly secure nuclear enrichment facilities. Most viruses multiply without prejudice, but the Stuxnet virus had a specific target in its sights—one that is not connected to the Internet.
BBC News - Data haul by Android Flashlight app 'deceives' millions - 0 views
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GoldenShores Technologies took ID and location data from the millions using its Brightest Flashlight app.
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poor privacy policy,
It's Your Data - But Others Are Making Billions Off It - 0 views
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"Here's the thing about privacy: It's tedious. Rather than dwell on Google being accused of illegal wiretapping with Street View, or whether Facebook got explicit consent from users before a recent update in privacy practices, we need to evolve the conversation around the monetization of our data in the digital realm toward identity. "
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