Posts Tagged ‘privacy’

Quite ironically I watched a film last week called Erasing David. In short this film documents one man’s mission to discover how much information private companies and the government know about him and then he attempts to disappear whilst challenging two private investigators to use his identity trail to catch him. (The film’s worth a [...]

Get to the point. What do I need to do? As a counter measure to this issue you are advised to change your Facebook password as soon as you can. The story: In what seems to be a re-occurring theme amongst large companies lately Facebook has been caught exposing the user credentials of millions of [...]

One of my frequent gripes with web sites is that they don’t provide a last login time and date. Most online banks provide this functionality as it allows you to see if anyone has accessed your account since you last logged in. This, in some instances, is enough to stop attackers using compromised accounts as [...]