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  Add an additional layer of website security with the Emsisoft Browser Extension

  Publié: janvier 5, 2019, 10:26pm CET par Chris Wiles

  Although we’d regard ourselves as technically proficient, even we can get caught out online. Over the New Year period we were searching for a product from a reputable brand, seeking the best price available through Google search. Browsing through the shopping results, we found an official store which sold this brand and was offering a discounted new year sale. Looked legit. But the discount was too high and it was tricky to find any definitive location information. The online store was either selling fake products or simply extracting funds with no intention of shipping. Most people trust sources such as… [Continue Reading]
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  Marriott hack update: attackers accessed fewer user records than first thought, but 5.3 million passport numbers were unencrypted

  Publié: janvier 5, 2019, 12:02pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Back in late November, Marriott International went public with news that its Starwood Hotel reservation database had been hacked. At the time, the company suggested that up to 500 million customer records had been put at risk as a result, but now it has provided an update with a reduced estimate. The company now says that it believes up to 383 million guests may have been affected; but the news is not all good. Marriott also reveals that over 5 million unencrypted passport numbers were stolen by hackers. See also: Marriott's Starwood Hotel database hacked, putting 500 million customers at… [Continue Reading]
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  Weather Channel app accused of opaquely selling users' location data

  Publié: janvier 5, 2019, 11:30am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The Weather Channel app holds the accolade of being the most popular mobile weather app, but it is also facing accusations of misleading users into agreeing to allow the company to sell their location data to third parties. A lawsuit filed in Los Angeles this week alleges that the operator of the IBM-owned app -- TWC Product and Technology LLC -- sold user data to at least a dozen companies and failed to make details of this clear to users. The lawsuit says that the data was used to delivered targeted advertising and also to analyze consumer behaviour. See also:… [Continue Reading]