I Feel Nothing: The Home Depot Hack And Data Breach Fatigue

So when we ask why payment systems are insecure, it’s bigger — much bigger — than a lack of security at Home Depot, or Target, or name-that-brand. It’s really about an entire system that needs to play catch-up. Because we shop across many stores, and not just one, banks and card companies have to take the lead. So far, they’ve pledged to move to chip-and-PIN cards starting next year, but Litan says that could take seven to 10 years.

The Great Naked Celebrity Photo Leak of 2014 is just the beginning

For most people, privacy is little more than an illusion, one we create so we can feel less vulnerable as we move through the world, so we can believe some parts of ourselves are sacred and free from uninvited scrutiny. The further away you are from living as a white, heterosexual, middle-class man, the less privacy you enjoy – the more likely your illusions of privacy will be shattered when you least expect it.

« Retargeting » : quand les sites de e-commerce essaient de vous rattraper par la manche

Imaginez que vous sortez d’une boutique. Quelques minutes après, le vendeur vous court après, vous rattrape et vous demande si vous n’aimeriez pas revenir voir le produit. L’impression serait désagréable. En ligne, elle existe et s’appelle le retargeting. Elle consiste, quelques minutes après une visite sur un site marchand, à envoyer un mail de relance personnalisé.

This Man Has Nothing to Hide—Not Even His Email Password

When someone debating privacy says, “but I don’t have anything to hide,” I am immediately suspicious. “Would you prove it by giving me access to your email accounts,” I’ve taken to replying, “along with your credit card statements and bank records?” Not a single person has ever taken me up on that challenge–until now.

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