Personal profile of a solicitor with a national cyber security practice. Tweets are my opinion and not that of my employer and certainly not advice. TNWRA
Great article about WhatsApp's privacy risks which cites:
"The example of Facebook’s “people you may know” algorithm exposing sex workers’ real names to their clients – despite both parties taking care to set up fake identities"
https://t.co/FntKSgt9jD
Read our fantastic report into data breach penalties. I had minimal involvement with it’s drafting but know how much hard work went into it. @DLA_Piper
You think that’s a lot? On 22 May 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 BTC for two pizzas from Papa Johns. That’s now worth £117million per pizza! They weren’t even ham and pineapple!
Complete our #Christmas bauble while in your Christmas bubble! 🎄
Call on the wise men and women in your household, the annual #GCHQChristmasPuzzle is here 🎉
Complete the sequences, plot your answers on the bauble and find the hidden message!
➡️ https://t.co/dsT9sTIn4L
@drtune That was such an interesting read! I was a mere _consumer_ in those days but it was an exciting time to be an observer of a scene like that. XCopy was great!
This has always been the most popular password. The Computer Misuse Act 1990 was drafted after Prince Phillip’s user credentials for the Prestel system were stolen. That password was “1234”. I don’t think any amount of user awareness is ever going to change this! Weird!
Really pleased to announce the release of Kali 2020.4 https://t.co/mf7DdhKPIu
Tons of changes! Including zsh as a default, partnerships with tool authors, login messages, AWS changes, packaging guidelines, updated Kernel and tools, NetHunter updates, WinKex upgrades and more!
It’s not okay to use customer detail from test & trace schemes to make personal contact. Make sure you have procedures in place to handle the data safely and securely and only make the information available to those who need it:
https://t.co/vCHcD9LyYG (1/2)