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Feds Hit AT&T with $25 Million Fine for Stolen Customer Data
woensdag, 08 april 2015 18:09
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Facebook Sued for Creating Facial Recognition Database
dinsdag, 07 april 2015 18:55
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“A lawsuit filed in a Chicago-area court earlier this month alleges that Facebook is violating Illinois law by using facial recognition technology to make it easier for users to connect with each other online. Filed on April 1, the class action suit lodged by the Edelson law firm on behalf of plaintiff Carlo Licata says Facebook’s actions violate the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA)”
FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules and Lawsuits Closer to Reality
vrijdag, 03 april 2015 19:21
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“The looming battle over the Federal Communication Commission’s new Net neutrality rules drew one step closer this week. “
Uber Poaches Facebook Exec for CSO
vrijdag, 03 april 2015 16:35
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“Mobile app-based transportation firm Uber, which connects drivers with passengers, has been the subject of plenty of bad press. Legislators have criticized the company for its lax driver screening process and some passengers have claimed that they’ve been physically or sexually assaulted by Uber drivers. Allegations of drivers raping passengers have made international headlines. “
Salesforce Acquires Mobile Authentication Firm Toopher
donderdag, 02 april 2015 15:23
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“CRM giant Salesforce has acquired a mobile two-factor authentication developer that leverages location-awareness as part of its secret sauce. The company just snapped up Toopher for an undisclosed amount. Toopher describes itself as EUthe only solution that lets you automate that second step from safe locations like your home or office, so now you’re only bothered when a login is out of the ordinary — like when you’re in a new location or being hacked.EU John Alexander and Evan Grim, founders of Toopher, announced the acquisition on the home page of the company’s Web site, noting the firm would no longer sell its current products and celebrating its entry into the Salesforce family. “