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  Report: Facebook really is used for propaganda and to influence elections

  Publié: avril 29, 2017, 11:56am CEST par Mark Wilson

  It's something that many people have expected for some time, and now we know that it's true. Facebook has admitted that governments around the world have used the social network to spread propaganda and try to influence the outcome of elections. In the run-up to the US election, there was speculation that powerful groups had been making use of Facebook to influence voters by spreading fake news. Now, in a white paper, Facebook reveals that through the use of fake accounts, targeted data collection and false information, governments and organizations have indeed been using the social network to control the… [Continue Reading]
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  Orange is the New Black season 5 episode 1 leaks online as Netflix is held to ransom

  Publié: avril 29, 2017, 11:31am CEST par Mark Wilson

  A hacking group by the name of TheDarkOverlord has leaked the first episode of the Netflix show Orange is the New Black [Update: the group has since leaked 9 more episodes]. The season premiere of the hit show is not set to air until June, but TheDarkOverlord released it to The Pirate Bay after Netflix failed to meet ransom demands. The group allegedly managed to get hold of the episode after gaining access to the systems of post-production studio Larson Studios in Hollywood. When Netflix refused to comply with its demands, which are described as "modest", the show was made… [Continue Reading]
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  NSA to stop reading certain American emails -- will delete some previously collected messages

  Publié: avril 29, 2017, 4:27am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  The government is supposed to work for the people, but sometimes, it can feel like it is against them. In a democratic country like the USA, where many officials are elected by citizens, you would think this wouldn't be the case, but sadly, it often is. As Edward Snowden revealed in his leaks, the US government has programs where it spies on its own people, doing things like scanning and reading their emails. Today, the National Security Agency announces -- somewhat begrudgingly -- that it will stop the collection of some American emails that simply mention known foreign targets. It will instead only collect… [Continue Reading]
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  How can businesses stop attacks when traditional security solutions are ineffective?

  Publié: avril 29, 2017, 1:47am CEST par Greg Sim

  Anyone would think zero-day attacks are unpreventable following a recent claim from one leading cyber-security vendor. FireEye this year claimed to have discovered "29 of the last 53 zero-day attacks." 24 exploits remained undetected, yet this was still presented as some kind of monumental achievement. Such a statement leaves little comfort for the businesses who found themselves victims, so is it time to just give up completely and let the cyber criminals take over? It certainly feels that way, even while threats intensify and Locky ransomware rears its ugly head in new forms with renewed malevolence. Although businesses are finally… [Continue Reading]