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University of California Berkeley breached again

29

Feb

2016

Almost a year later, it seems that the University of California Berkeley has been breached yet again. In September of 2014 the school’s Real Estate division was the victim of a digital interloper who compromised their systems. But, I was hopeful that they would have taken steps to ensure that this sort of thing would […]

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Are you convinced you deleted that cloud file?

10

Feb

2016

Part of data privacy protection consists in being able to permanently delete data when necessary. Data deletion is another form of user control over sensitive or private information that has been at one moment entrusted upon a device or a storage medium. This brings out the question of how hard it is to permanently delete […]

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Distrust of US surveillance threatens data deal

08

Feb

2016

European privacy regulators are putting U.S. surveillance practices under the microscope, this time with a crucial transatlantic data deal hanging in the balance. Legal and privacy advocates say European nations are poised to strike down the deal if they decide the U.S. hasn’t done enough to reform its spying programs. The new test comes after […]

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