Claudiu Popa - Claudiu's Bad Security Blog (Page 25)

Aug 18, 2021 Unfiltered breach student security

Are all data breaches negligible unless proven catastrophic?

Defining data breaches is complex. They can result from negligence or external attacks. True measure lies in potential harm, not intent. Shakespeare's words: negligence in trust is a crime, hold relevance in today's digital landscape.

Apr 27, 2021 Unfiltered breach hacking notification

How NOT to Notify Your Victims About That Pesky Data Breach

This post delves into cunning methods for evading responsibility in cybersecurity incidents. It cunningly suggests delaying disclosure, downplaying breach impacts, and shifting blame onto victims. It's a sharp critique of unethical data protection practices.

Apr 1, 2021 Unfiltered spying tracking

Blocking the Trackers on This Blog

Reading this page may inadvertently share your info with faceless companies via data aggregation tools like DataDogHQ, Optimizely, Parse.ly, and Google Analytics. Are these practices bad, or just irritating?

Mar 30, 2021 Unfiltered phishing spam

Online Forums Need to Think it Through

Spammers exploit Telus' Neighbourhood forums, reaching targets without their accounts. The platform inadvertently facilitates spamming, despite an unsubscribe option. Telus' oversight compromises privacy protection.

Mar 28, 2021 Unfiltered surveillance tracking

The Paradox of Privacy

This blog delves into the privacy paradox, highlighting the discrepancy between privacy expectations and online reality. It emphasizes the need for protection against data collection, offering tools to block invasive practices and advocating for respect for individual privacy.