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Facebook employs more than 15,000 moderators globally through outsourcing companies. Extremism researcher at the Henry Jackson Society think tank, Eilish O’Gara said the company has “neglected” the need to prioritise the removal of graphic content. “It is absolutely vital that violent and dangerous extremist content is identified and removed from all online platforms,” she said. “For too long, Facebook and other social media platforms have neglected their responsib...

| 10 February 2021 Security technology firm NordVPN, in cooperation with cybersecurity researchers, has found stolen data records from 16 million computers worldwide, discovering in the process 174,800 leaked streaming content service accounts, many of which relate to popular subscription video-on-demand services. The data ended up on the dark web after the computers got infected with Zeus, Pony Stealer, RedLine, Raccoon, and dozens of other types of malware built specifically for ...

News Highlights: COVID sees 400% surge in cyber crime. This year's COVID-19 crisis spurred a surge in cybercrime, with online scams up more than 400% in

A 20-year-old from Calgary has died of COVID-19, making them the youngest person in the province to die of the virus since the pandemic started.

Human traffickers could next use text scams as a way to get the live locations of their victims.

Do Coronavirus Tracking Apps Threat Data Privacy? Published December 23rd, 2020 - 09:30 GMT Contact tracing apps don’t need to collect personal data to work properly. (Shutterstock) Highlights And with the holiday season upon us, airlines are reporting 400 per cent surges in the number of bookings for the Christmas and New Year period, encouraging people to equip themselves with Covid-19 tracing apps to stay alert. Research reveals that Covid-19 tracing apps are leaking private user dat...

Covid-19 tracing apps challenging data privacy LONDON, December 22, 2020 Research reveals that Covid-19 tracing apps are leaking private user data. According to ProPrivacy, UK and France contact tracing apps scored a pitiful 4 out of 10 privacy points, allowing data access to third-party hosting providers.    And with the holiday season upon us, airlines are reporting 400 per cent surges in the number of bookings for the Christmas and New Year period, encouraging people to equip themselves...