Why everyone still falls for fake emails
By Richard Matthews Jul 31, 2017
https://gcn.com/articles/2017/07/31/why-fake-emails-still-work.aspx
Phishing is likely to get only more sophisticated.
Based on my experience in Tallinn, we will see companies become more transparent in how they deal with cyber attacks. After a massive cyber attack in 2007, for example, the Estonian government reacted in the right way.
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‘Anonymous’ browsing data can be easily exposed, researchers reveal
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/aug/01/data-browsing-habits-brokers
A similar strategy was used in 2008, Dewes said, to deanonymise a set of ratings published by Netflix to help computer scientists improve its recommendation algorithm: by comparing “anonymous” ratings of films with public profiles on IMDB, researchers were able to unmask Netflix users – including one woman, a closeted lesbian, who went on to sue Netflix for the privacy violation.
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A hacker explains the best way to browse the internet anonymously.
https://www.facebook.com/techinsider/videos/824655787732779/
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