Week 4 of Year 2025 of the Privacy Roundup.
Features coverage of a tool that can identify the location of just about any photo, privacy compromising vulnerability in Subaru Starlink enabled vehicles, and more.
#privacy#privacymatters#cybersecurity
https://t.co/kwfm1liZu6
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Week 3 of the #Privacy Roundup
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#privacymatters
https://t.co/jesAdy3ZMS
Week 2 of the Privacy Roundup features items covering Telegram's data sharing with the US gov't, prolific vishing threat actors, big breaches leaking even more sensitive information, and more.
https://t.co/AAFfmCKgjo
#privacy#cybersecurity#security#databreach
Introducing the Privacy Roundup.
Curated #privacy and #cybersecurity news items for the end user.
The first edition featured #Apple settling a privacy lawsuit concerning Siri, a gift card shop adhering to US KYC leaking identity documents, and more.
https://t.co/5ktBGqmNFz
An Introduction to #Trackers and the Data They Collect
They come in all shapes and sizes just to track you better. 👀
#privacy#privacymatters#adblock
https://t.co/emc0UbIsbP
Totally irrespective of the arrest, the amount of people still saying #Telegram is "private/secure" despite
1) saving messages to the cloud
and
2) owning the keys to decrypt user messages at any time
all ***by default*** is wild.
#privacy
@secretsofprivac This is on brand, considering Facebook and Meta Ads are consistently exploited to peddle AI scams (which may or may not include dropping malware like infostealers on victim devices.)
Your SOHO #Router is a Juicy Target for Hackers
Turns out APTs of all types (including state-sponsored) are actually interested in compromising your home router.
Though, it isn't to get your data or spy on you.
#privacy#cybersecurity#security
https://t.co/iVdQVlTEH7
How Using a #VPN May Benefit Your #Privacy
Keyword: "may"
Anonymity not included. The marketing for that one VPN provider is probably wrong.
https://t.co/o6OJcVzbVS
A Basic Guide to Router and Wireless Security for Regular People
Updated post.
Pretty much boils down to not enabling features you don't use, setting a strong admin password, and keeping the thing updated.
Also, ISP router = bad.
#security#privacy
https://t.co/rDnbYEf5YB
US border agents must get warrant before cell phone searches, federal court rules
This can still get appealed in appellate court. For a while, #CBP has been able to pretty much search your phone when seeking entry or re-entry at US borders.
#privacy
https://t.co/YUxY2KgHeB