Twitter Tells Users They'll Continue To Be At Higher Risk, Unless They Pay For A Blue Checkmark
The company previously known as Twitter has done some pretty crazy stuff, but this is definitely one of their most bizarre moves.
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Are Standardized Practices and IT Certifications an Indication of Cybersecurity Readiness?
Ontario Tech University's research uncovers concerning cybersecurity gaps in Canadian firms: 52% ignore industry standards and 42% lack certified IT professionals. Standardized practices are now essential.
Voice Recognition is not security technology, but is it anything more than a false sense of security?
Voice print technology, once hyped, is now debunked by security experts. Banks and telcos still push it, but skepticism is wise. Insist on opt-in consent and proof of data deletion. Learn from cases like Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada vs Rogers Communications.
Why I reject full body scanners (and why you should too)
Claudiu Popa exposes the dehumanizing impact of airport security procedures. He reveals the mechanisms of passive consent and emphasizes the vital link between privacy and dignity in public spaces, urging individuals to resist normalization and demand transparency.
How To Make Millions Selling USB Condoms
Simple! Jack up the fear level about the perils of unprotected charging, or better yet, parrot a government advisory that hints at theoretical threats.