Daily Shaarli
September 12, 2017
Facebook knows what millions of people do on their phones, even if they don’t actually use the social network, a new report claims.
The company is claimed to have been using data gathered from another firm for detailed insights on people’s app and website usage habits, such as which apps they use, how frequently they use them and even how long they use them for.
This information has also been used to shape Facebook’s product roadmap, and led to it buying WhatsApp and continuing to rip Snapchat’s Stories feature.
Le gouvernement américain cherche à se procurer des informations sur tous les visiteurs d’un site Internet critique envers Donald Trump, a-t-on appris lundi 14 août. Un mandat a été présenté par le ministère de la justice le 17 juillet à Dreamhost, l’entreprise hébergeant le site disruptj20.org (« perturbez le 20 janvier »), créé pour organiser les manifestations en marge de la cérémonie d’investiture du 45e président américain.
Une cinquantaine d'applications françaises fournissent à une entreprise tierce les données de localisation de 10 millions de Français, toutes les trois minutes, à des fins publicitaires. Cette traque massive de la population est organisée dans le secret d'une startup du neuvième arrondissement nommée Teemo, anciennement Databerries. Enquête.
It's impossible to be certain of safety while using Gmail, Yahoo mail and other web-based email systems. The best solution is a radical one: It's time to return to plain, text-only email.
BlueBorne, as the researchers have dubbed their attack, is notable for its unusual reach and effectiveness. Virtually any Android, Linux, or Windows device that hasn't been recently patched and has Bluetooth turned on can be compromised by an attacking device within 32 feet. It doesn't require device users to click on any links, connect to a rogue Bluetooth device, or take any other action, short of leaving Bluetooth on. The exploit process is generally very fast, requiring no more than 10 seconds to complete, and it works even when the targeted device is already connected to another Bluetooth-enabled device.