Last month as part of the Spyware Tricks series, I blogged about the money trail of adware and spyware. Now PCWorld.
Last month as part of the Spyware Tricks series, I blogged about the money trail of adware and spyware. Now PCWorld.com has a 10 page write up including statements from adware company representatives and advertisers. It's fascinating and revealing, highly recommended reading.
Facebook suspended tens of thousands of apps from 400 developers
Cambridge Analytica fallout yielded tens of thousands of app suspensions and bans.
Exclusive: TalkTalk hacker also breached EtherDelta cryptocurrency exchange
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The ultimate guide to finding and killing spyware and stalkerware on your smartphone
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Two Android adware apps with 1.5 million downloads removed from Google Play Store
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Man allegedly used drone to pelt ex-girlfriend’s home with bombs
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WannaCry ransomware is still infecting PCs - and some victims are still trying to pay the ransom
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Twitter removes new batch of state-backed accounts
Twitter removes new accounts part of state-run information campaigns in the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Equador, and China.
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