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Ransomware Group Turns to Facebook Ads

Krebs on Security

Now, one crime group has started using hacked Facebook accounts to run ads publicly pressuring their ransomware victims into paying up. 9, an ad campaign apparently taken out by the Ragnar Locker Team began appearing on Facebook. The results of the unauthorized Facebook ad campaign. On the evening of Monday, Nov. EST today (Nov.

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Irish Privacy Report Gives Glimpse Into GDPR Investigations

Data Breach Today

Facebook and Twitter Among the Technology Giants Being Probed A newly released report offers a glimpse into how European Union authorities are applying the General Data Protection Regulation to some of the biggest U.S. technology firms, including social media giants Facebook and Twitter.

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LastPass employee targeted via an audio deepfake call

Security Affairs

Crooks targeted a LastPass employee using deepfake technology to impersonate the company’s CEO in a fraudulent scheme. In a fraudulent scheme, criminals used deepfake technology to impersonate LastPass ‘s CEO, targeting an employee of the company. ” reported LastPass. concludes the report.

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On Technologies for Automatic Facial Recognition

Schneier on Security

Interesting article on technologies that will automatically identify people: With technology like that on Mr. Leyvand’s head, Facebook could prevent users from ever forgetting a colleague’s name, give a reminder at a cocktail party that an acquaintance had kids to ask about or help find someone at a crowded conference.

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Judge Approves FTC's $5 Billion Settlement With Facebook

Data Breach Today

Privacy Advocates Objected to the July 2019 Agreement Nearly 10 months after Facebook and the FTC agreed to a record-setting $5 billion settlement over misuse of user data, a federal judge has finally signed off on the deal, while questioning the adequacy of laws governing major technology firms.

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Facebook is going to shut down Face Recognition system and data it collected

Security Affairs

Facebook announced to shut down its Face Recognition system and is going to delete over 1 billion people’s facial recognition profiles. Facebook announced it will stop using the Face Recognition system on its platform and will delete over 1 billion people’s facial recognition profiles. SecurityAffairs – hacking, Facebook).

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MY TAKE: ‘IOWN’ makes the business case for fostering diversity, respecting individual privacy

The Last Watchdog

Related: Using ‘Big Data’ to improve health and well-being But there’s yet another towering technology mountain to climb: we must also overcome the limitations of Moore’s Law. Optical technology can enable us to control energy consumption so we can support increasing capacity and increasing bandwidth,” Gomi summarizes.