Summary Activision is taking legal action against Ryan Rothholz, known online as “Lerggy,” for allegedly developing cheating software for Call of Duty. The lawsuit claims he created “Lergware” hacking tools,…
DNS Security is Important But DNSSEC May Be a Failed Experiment The article discusses the slow adoption of DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) which only reached 34% after 28 years, contrasting…
The women’s dating safety app ‘Tea’ has suffered a significant data breach. Users’ personal information, including selfies, was exposed and shared on 4chan, leading to serious privacy concerns. Despite the…
Microsoft admits it ‘cannot guarantee’ data sovereignty Microsoft has publicly acknowledged that it cannot assure data sovereignty for its customers in France, and by extension the EU, in the event…
DNS Security is Important But DNSSEC May Be a Failed Experiment DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) has been heralded as essential for internet safety, yet it has only achieved 34% deployment…
Summary Microsoft has been found to employ engineering teams based in China to maintain cloud systems for several U.S. federal departments. This practice extends to agencies such as the Justice,…
‘Call of Duty’ Maker Goes To War With ‘Parasitic’ Cheat Developers in LA Federal Court In an ongoing legal battle, Activision has initiated a lawsuit against Ryan Rothholz, accused of…
Summary The dating safety app Tea, designed for women to communicate about the men they meet, has suffered a significant data breach. An exposed database on Firebase allowed users from…
Microsoft admits it ‘cannot guarantee’ data sovereignty In a recent testimony before the French Senate, Microsoft executives admitted that they cannot guarantee data sovereignty for customers in France or the…
Microsoft has been using China-based engineering teams to support cloud computing systems for various federal departments, potentially compromising sensitive data. Despite previous announcements to stop this practice with the Defense…
