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01.07.20

Security

Google's new policy gives developers more time to address security flaws

You might see fewer companies rushing out half-baked patches.

By J. Fingas, 01.07.20

10.13.19

US says digital assets are covered by money laundering and disclosure laws

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Politics

US says digital assets are covered by money laundering and disclosure laws

Just because it's virtual doesn't mean it's exempt.

By J. Fingas, 10.13.19

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08.28.19

Facebook once again tightens requirements for US political advertisers

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Internet

Facebook once again tightens requirements for US political advertisers

It's also going to show more information for each advertiser.

By J. Fingas, 08.28.19

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04.20.19

Mental health apps are sharing data without proper disclosure

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Internet

Mental health apps are sharing data without proper disclosure

Others don't even have a privacy policy.

By J. Fingas, 04.20.19

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03.21.18

AMD vows to fix newly-disclosed processor vulnerabilities

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Security

AMD vows to fix newly-disclosed processor vulnerabilities

The company was given just 24 hours' notice before the flaws were made public.

By R. England, 03.21.18

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02.21.18

SEC guidelines push for clearer data breach disclosures

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Security

SEC guidelines push for clearer data breach disclosures

Whether or not they're enough is another matter.

By J. Fingas, 02.21.18

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10.27.17

Facebook will require political advertisers to disclose their identities

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Internet

Facebook will require political advertisers to disclose their identities

The company is also creating tools to find those who don't self-disclose.

By R. LeFebvre, 10.27.17

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04.20.17

FTC letters warn social media stars about advertising labels

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Internet

FTC letters warn social media stars about advertising labels

Just tagging sponsored social media posts "#sp" isn't enough, according to the FTC.

By R. Lawler, 04.20.17

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01.27.17

LeakedSource and its database of hacked accounts is gone

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Security

LeakedSource and its database of hacked accounts is gone

The controversial site sold access to billions of compromised account details.

By N. Summers, 01.27.17

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08.07.16

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Internet

FTC vows to crack down on sponsored internet posts

It wants more than just a hashtag disclosing a paid social update.

By J. Fingas, 08.07.16

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Disclosure

Google's new policy gives developers more time to address security flaws

US says digital assets are covered by money laundering and disclosure laws

Facebook once again tightens requirements for US political advertisers

Mental health apps are sharing data without proper disclosure

AMD vows to fix newly-disclosed processor vulnerabilities

SEC guidelines push for clearer data breach disclosures

Facebook will require political advertisers to disclose their identities

FTC letters warn social media stars about advertising labels

LeakedSource and its database of hacked accounts is gone

FTC vows to crack down on sponsored internet posts

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