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Security News for the Week Ending January 17, 2020

Orphaned Data in the Cloud Researchers at security firm vpnMentor found an unsecured S3 bucket with passport, tax forms, background checks, job applications and other sensitive data for thousands of employees of British consultancies.  Many of the firms involved are no longer in business. The researchers reported this to Amazon and the UK’s Computer Emergency […]

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Top EU Court Says ‘National Security’ Does Not Override Everything Else

This is not a done deal yet, but it is a very interesting development and one, if it holds, that could have significant impact on a lot of countries, including the U.S. Over the last few years, a number of countries have enacted laws that allow their intelligence apparatuses to override many privacy laws and […]

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Security News for the Week Ending December 27, 2019

Russia Claims to Have Successfully Disconnected from the Internet Russia has been planning to install an Internet kill switch for a couple of years now.  Of course, we have no clue what that means.  Likely, it means that they have their own DNS servers so that they do not have to resolve web site addresses […]

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