A week in security (July 12 – July 18)
A roundup of all the most interesting cybersecurity news stories, articles, and happenings of the previous seven days.
Nope, that isn’t Elon Musk, and he isn’t offering a free Topmist Dust watch either
We take a look at a peculiar batch of spam on social media, claiming to show Elon Musk recommending we go searching for watch brands.
Microsoft exec reveals “routine” secrecy orders from government investigators
Microsoft exec Tom Burt revealed Wednesday that Federal law enforcement agencies send “routine” secret orders for customer information.
A week in security (June 14 – June 20)
A roundup of the most interesting events and happenings in the realm of infosec, from the week June 14 to June 20.
A week in security (May 24 -30)
A roundup of the previous week’s most interesting security and online privacy news, from May 24 to May 30.
How to delete your Twitter account: the deactivation process
We explain how to delete your Twitter account via a 30-day process known as deactivation, whether on desktop or mobile.
Bitcoin scammers phish for wallet recovery codes on Twitter
Cryptocurrency scammers are on the prowl for wallet recovery phrases, under the pretence of trying to be helpful.
A week in security (March 15 – 21)
A roundup of the previous week’s news, from March 15 to March 21.
Teen behind 2020 Twitter hack pleads guilty
The teen behind the Twitter hack of 2020 pleaded guilty to several charges as part of a deal in which he will serve three years in prison.
Would real identities make social media safer?
Questions of anonymity on social media are a talking point again. Making everyone use their real identities sounds good, but would it actually make things better?
