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World 6 years ago
Three charged in US with spying on Twitter users for Saudi Arabia
According to a court filing, they were guided by an unnamed Saudi official who worked for someone prosecutors designated "Royal Family Member-1," which The Washington Post reported was Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
World 6 years ago
Apple, TikTok faulted by US Republican senator over China ties
“With Apple and TikTok, we see two sides of the same coin when it comes to data security: the danger of Chinese tech platforms’ entry into the US market, and the danger of American tech companies’ operations in China,” Missouri lawmaker Josh Hawley told a hearing he led on big data and China Tuesday.
Business 6 years ago
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Lion Air leak puts data protection in spotlight
The data breach laid bare at least 35 million customers’ passport details, home addresses and phone numbers in the digital wilderness, effectively rendering them vulnerable to various kinds of cybercrime, including identity theft. Malindo Air confirmed the data breach in a statement on Wednesday.
Opinion 6 years ago
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Big data and the thorn of ethical implications
When an information and communications technology company approached a big private organization in Indonesia to offer the use of an online learning application for the organization’s thousands of schools and connect them throughout the country, some of the board members of the organization expressed curiosity about where the company would store the immense data of the schools.
