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Web 3.0 Requires Data Integrity

Schneier on Security

It’s also making sure that data is accurate when it’s collected—that it comes from a trustworthy source, that nothing important is missing, and that it doesn’t change as it moves from format to format. The CIA triad has evolved with the Internet. the Internet of today. This is Web 2.0:

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Shared Intel Q&A: Can risk-informed patching finally align OT security with real-world threats?

The Last Watchdog

Related: The evolution of OT security And yet, many utility companies remain trapped in a compliance-first model that often obscures real risks rather than addressing them. In practice, Huff says, they too often force asset owners to blindly chase updates with little regard for exploitability, threat intelligence, or operational risk.

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Poland and Lithuania fear that data collected via FaceApp could be misused

Security Affairs

Poland and Lithuania are probing the potential privacy and security risks of using a Russian-made app FaceApp. Many security experts are warning of the risks of using the popular app, threat actors could be potentially interested in data collected by FaceApp. Pierluigi Paganini. SecurityAffairs – FaceApp, cybersecurity).

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Differences in App Security/Privacy Based on Country

Schneier on Security

Users in countries not covered by data protection regulations, such as GDPR in the EU and the California Consumer Privacy Act in the U.S., are at higher privacy risk. One hundred and three apps have differences based on country in their privacy policies.

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GUEST ESSAY: Privacy risks introduced by the ‘metaverse’ — and how to combat them

The Last Watchdog

While VR devices have been around in some form since well before the internet, the true ambition of major corporations to turn these devices into massively-connected social “metaverse” platforms has only recently come to light. To test the true extent of data collection in VR, we designed a simple 30-person user study called MetaData.

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GUEST ESSAY: What everyone should know about the pros and cons of online fingerprinting

The Last Watchdog

When it was first introduced, device fingerprinting – or online fingerprinting in general – was meant to create a safer, more responsible internet. The idea was that by fingerprinting devices used to connect to the internet we could achieve better accountability. The more information they store, the higher the risk of a data breach.

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5G Security

Schneier on Security

The security risks inherent in Chinese-made 5G networking equipment are easy to understand. Eavesdropping is also a risk, although efforts to listen in would almost certainly be detectable. But keeping untrusted companies like Huawei out of Western infrastructure isn't enough to secure 5G. What's more, U.S.