Everything TechSec Headlines has reported about data privacy: 9 stories, newest first. Part of our Tech News coverage.
Rented vehicles used by the Norwegian military recorded troops entering gates and typing access codes, raising security concerns about data exposure.
Amazon introduces two new AI devices that record conversations to drive shopping and productivity features behind a monthly fee.
Data residency rules force you to map every byte of storage to a physical server location, creating hidden legal risks that standard encryption cannot resolve.
Pseudonymization replaces data with reversible identifiers using a key, while tokenization substitutes data with random values that have no mathematical link to the original.
The Norwegian data watchdog issued a record penalty against the ad tech firm for processing sensitive user information without verified consent.
You can force organizations to show you exactly what data they hold, revealing hidden profiles you never authorized them to build.
Third-party scripts on your website often bypass your own security controls, sending customer data to advertisers without your explicit consent.
Criminals build fake personas by mixing real and false data, creating identities that pass basic checks but lack a true history.
Wi-Fi encryption secures data in transit but leaves your device vulnerable to local attacks, meaning the wireless link is rarely your weakest point.