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4d ago 
from Digiday
Advertisers scramble to plan for the uncertain 'cookieless future' | Digiday
It's hard to be sure of any potential outcome when there are so many question marks over what comes after third-party cookies. 2
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Enter data clean rooms. 1These solutions are pitched as a way for advertisers, publishers and tech companies to pull together their anonymized data into one safe platform in order to tackle cross-media measurement by matching the customer data with campaign data. 1
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2d ago 
from East Bay Times
Uber appeals $59 million fine over refusal to give sex-assault info to regulators
About 56% of the alleged assaults were reported by riders and 42% by drivers, the report said. 1
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The $59 million penalty's "draconian" size, which Uber in its appeal called "grossly disproportional to the gravity of Uber's offense," violated the Eighth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which bans excessive fines, the appeal claimed. 1
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2d ago 
from Dark Reading
Over-Sharer or Troublemaker? How to Identify Insider-Risk Personas
Despite the growing risk, data security events caused by insiders are not being taken seriously. 1
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This is a major problem for organizations around the world as users, applications, and data continue to move outside the hardened data center and corporate perimeter as part of digital transformation policies. 1And, unfortunately, it's going to get worse before it gets better. 1
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3d ago 
from The Verge
WhatsApp really wants you to know it's not sharing all your data with Facebook
WhatsApp has become a victim of Facebook's poor privacy reputation 1
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"As part of the Facebook family of companies, WhatsApp receives information from, and shares information with, this family of companies," reads WhatsApp's new privacy policy. 1
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4d ago 
from Dark Reading
Malware Developers Refresh Their Attack Tools
The attacks also use a variety of other attack techniques, such as socially engineering users to enable macros on Microsoft Office, using images to hide code, and widespread encryption of resources. 1
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JamesJalaPayneo
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10d ago 
from Theregister
Trump administration bans eight Chinese apps
Banning the likes of CamScanner or SHAREit shouldn't be too hard: figuring out the IP addresses the talk to and preventing traffic reaching those destinations will not be beyond major ISPs. 1
The payment apps are more problematic. 1
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As the ban takes effect 45 days from the signing of the executive order, that's a problem the incoming Biden Administration gets to solve. 2
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10d ago 
from DW.COM
US intelligence agencies say Russia 'likely' behind government agency hack | DW | 06.01.2021
Their statement goes against President Trump's claims that China was responsible for the hack. 1
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JamesJalaPayneo
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11d ago 
from the Guardian
Singapore says police will be given access to Covid-19 contact tracing data
The technology, deployed as both a phone app and a physical device, is being used by nearly 80% of the 5.7 million population, authorities said, after announcing its use would become compulsory in places such as shopping malls. 1
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micshasan
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11d ago 
from TechCrunch
Australia's spy agencies caught collecting COVID-19 app data
Incidental collection is a common term used by spies to describe the data that was not deliberately targeted but collected as part of a wider collection effort. 1
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Many have chosen to implement the Apple-Google system, which hundreds of academics have backed. 1
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In Israel's case, the tracking was so controversial that the courts shut it down. 1
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12d ago 
from The Verge
SolarWinds hack may be much worse than originally feared
The hackers were able to "view source code in a number of source code repositories," but the hacked account granting the access didn't have permission to modify any code or systems. 1
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