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CNET | Heads of privacy at Amazon, Google and Twitter took the virtual stage at CES on Tuesday to talk about how new privacy laws -- and growing privacy concerns from users -- have changed the way they do business. While distrust of the tech industry is nothing new, giants like Amazon, Google and Twitter are under increasing scrutiny. |
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BetterCloud | Today, SaaS adoption continues unabated. The byproduct for IT is a new way of managing and securing users and data—complete with new headaches and risks, particularly when employees leave. The cure? Automated offboarding, which is a fundamental function of user lifecycle management (ULM) in SaaSOps. |
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Engadget | The Mozilla VPN has at last landed on Mac and Linux. Following a Private Network extension it brought to Firefox in 2019 and a closed beta, Mozilla rolled out a Windows and Android VPN in July. It later introduced an iOS version. The VPN is currently available in six countries — the US, Canada, the UK, New Zealand, Singapore and Malaysia |
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ZDNet | Google published a six-part report today detailing a sophisticated hacking operation that the company detected in early 2020 and which targeted owners of both Android and Windows devices. The attacks were carried out via two exploit servers delivering different exploit chains via watering hole attacks, Google said. |