Tag: Data Protection
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The Debate Over Asylum Status Privacy: What the Courts Say About Public Disclosure
Introduction: The tension between privacy and transparency In high-profile criminal cases involving asylum seekers, a central question often arises: should a defendant’s asylum status be public knowledge? Advocates for transparency argue that open proceedings deter abuse, inform victims, and uphold public trust in the justice system. Critics counter that publishing sensitive immigration information can endanger…
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Emergency Patch Issued for Microsoft Office 365 Over Hacking Threat
Urgent Security Update for Microsoft Office 365 An emergency security patch has been released for Microsoft Office and Office 365 amid a growing hacking threat that could compromise email, documents, and collaboration tools. Cybersecurity researchers and Microsoft’s security team warn that attackers are exploiting a zero-day or recently disclosed vulnerability to gain unauthorized access, exfiltrate…
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Kenyan Institute Welcomes Worldcoin Data Deletion Under Court Oversight
Kenya Welcomes Court-Backed Deletion of Unlawful Worldcoin Data The Katiba Institute has publicly welcomed the deletion of unlawfully collected data from Kenyan residents by Worldcoin. The announcement underscores the pivotal role of legal oversight in protecting personal information and upholding the rights of individuals in the digital age. The High Court’s supervision and the enforcement…
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Kenya: Katiba Institute Applauds Court-Backed Deletion of Unlawful Worldcoin Data
Protection of Kenyan Data Wins Support from Katiba Institute The Katiba Institute has publicly welcomed the recent development surrounding Worldcoin’s handling of biometric data collected in Kenya, describing the move to delete unlawfully gathered information as a crucial step in upholding Kenyan data protection standards. The institute emphasized that the High Court’s oversight, together with…
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Elizabeth Hurley testifies: home and phone bugged amid privacy probe
Introduction In a surprising turn at a London court, actress and model Elizabeth Hurley testified that both her home and her phone had been bugged. The testimony offers a rare glimpse into the pressures celebrities face over personal privacy and potential surveillance. The court heard accounts of devices being monitored and locations monitored, raising questions…
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Elizabeth Hurley Says Her Home and Phone Were Bugged in Court Testimony
Overview: Hurley’s Testimony on Privacy Violations Elizabeth Hurley gave tearful testimony in a London court, asserting that her home and personal phone were subject to surveillance. The actor and model described a chilling breach of privacy that has become a central focus of the case she is pursuing. While details remain under legal protection, Hurley’s…
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EaseUS Disk Copy 7.0.0 Redefines Disk Cloning with Advanced Imaging Technology
New Era in Disk Cloning: Imaging Technology Takes Center Stage EaseUS has unveiled Disk Copy 7.0.0, a major upgrade that shifts disk cloning and backup workflows away from traditional disk-to-disk approaches. Instead of merely duplicating sectors, the software now emphasizes disk imaging—creating comprehensive, restorable representations of a disk’s contents. This change promises faster backups, more…
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Warning: WhatsApp Users Are Losing Their Savings
What’s happening: WhatsApp-based scams target PC users Security researchers warn that fraudsters are increasingly weaponizing WhatsApp to infiltrate personal computers and steal sensitive information. While WhatsApp is a trusted messaging platform, attackers exploit WhatsApp interactions to push malicious software, phishing attempts, and remote access scams. The result can be stolen credentials, financial data, and even…
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Why You May Never Have a Private Conversation Again
Introduction: The illusion of privacy in public spaces If you’ve ever whispered a personal remark at a coffee shop or shared a confidant moment on a park bench, you’re not alone in feeling exposed. The reality is that private conversations are increasingly difficult to protect, even when you take obvious precautions. From ubiquitous smartphones to…
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Health Minister commissions review after ManageMyHealth cyberattack
Overview of the incident Health Minister Simeon Brown has commissioned an official review into the recent ManageMyHealth cyberattack. The purpose of the review is to understand what happened, assess the adequacy of existing data protections, evaluate the response to the incident, and identify improvements to prevent a similar breach in the future. Terms of reference…