Posted by Anna Hupa, Senior Strategist, Trust & Safety at GoogleIn 2015, we launched our Vulnerability Research Grant program, which allows us to recognize the time and efforts of security researchers, including the situations where they don’t find…
Being at your beck and call is central to the “personality” of your digital friend, but there are situations when the device could use some time off
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Can someone take control of your WhatsApp account by just knowing your phone number? We ran a small test to find out.
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Sextortion-meets-coronavirus scams – The financial loss from coronavirus-themed fraud in America – Is the time ripe for one global set of data privacy rules?
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Scams demanding bitcoin on pain of infecting you with the coronavirus gain their fair share of shine among schemes with a thin veneer of plausibility
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The tool, which comes after a similar effort by Google, looks at how people’s traveling behavior has changed since the start of the pandemic
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Even accounts belonging to banks and educational institutions were found on lists plastered across various hacker forums
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The median loss to fraudulent schemes that exploit the global health crisis is almost US$600
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While in France, a citizen of Brazil who resides in California books a bungee jump in New Zealand. Is it a leap of faith into the unknown, for both the operator and the thrill-seeker?
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While in France, a citizen of Brazil who resides in California books a bungee jump in New Zealand. Is it a leap of faith into the unknown, for both the operator and the thrill-seeker?
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