Supreme Court Weighs in on Social Media and 1st Amendment
Since the advent of online discussion forums and the resulting need for forum moderators that can reign in unruly participants, there have been endless (if constitutionally ill-informed) debates in the US about free speech rights and their applicability to the internet. This particular debate has loomed ever larger as social media’s sudden dominance in politics,
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You’re Invited to a Privacy Breach!
One of the basic problems with collecting a lot of data is that you need a place to store it, and if it’s sensitive data, you need to store it securely. Unfortunately for everyone, the amount of private data all companies are amassing on their customers is accelerating as everyone (except the customers) realizes just
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Medical records and loan docs leaked in latest series of breaches
In what is likely to be a developing (and increasingly bad) news story, two major medical testing companies have announced that their customers’ information has been exposed by a data breach at a vendor that both firms use for payment collections. The firm, American Medical Collections Agency, informed its two clients separately of a persistent
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Does Baltimore’s IT failure constitute a disaster?
As you are reading this, major parts of Baltimore, Maryland’s IT infrastructure are still offline, including its email system which was only just redirected to Microsoft’s Office 365 platform so that some form of email delivery could resume. That makes it over 4 weeks without email for city employees and services. For any normal business
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City of Baltimore Held Hostage by Ransomware
How long could your organization continue to operate without its core servers? Could you last two weeks? The the city of Baltimore, MD has been without its email and payment processing services since May 7th after refusing to pay the nearly $100K bitcoin ransom demanded by the hackers that “kidnapped” their systems. In case you
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New security flaw in Intel CPUs revealed
New week, new punching bag: this time, Intel returns to the spotlight with yet another flaw in its CPUs, up to and including the most recent 9th generation processors as well as going back as far as ones produced in 2008. This week has been absolutely bananas for technology issues so I’m going to keep
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