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The Facebook data breach is a scandal of our own making. Legally, there’s nothing we can do about it.

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  1. The Facebook data breach is a scandal of our own making. Legally, there’s nothing we can do about it.  NBCNews.com

  2. How GDPR Could Have Prevented the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica Data Breach  DMN
  3. Mark Zuckerberg hits back after Tim Cook slammed Facebook for the recent data breach crisis  Economic Times
  4. Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook’s hardest year, and what comes next  Vox
  5. Facebook data breach shows social media’s incompatibility with human rights  Business Standard

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There’s actually not a security flaw on the Prime Exclusive Moto G5 Plus

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  1. There’s actually not a security flaw on the Prime Exclusive Moto G5 Plus  Android Central

  2. [Update] Security flaw on Prime Exclusive Moto G5 Plus bypasses lockscreen w/ full device access  9to5Google
  3. Security flaw in Prime Exclusive Moto G5 allows access to anyone  Digital Trends

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Tencent users beware! There’s a mobile ransomware coming after you

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Tencent users beware! There's a mobile ransomware coming after you

Customers of Tencent, China’s biggest technology company, need to be on the lookout for ransomware attackers who would love nothing more than to infect their Android devices.

David Bisson reports.

Graham Cluley

There’s now a tool to test for NSA spyware

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Has your computer been infected with a suspected NSA spying implant? A security researcher has come up with a free tool that can tell.

Luke Jennings of security firm Countercept wrote a script in response to last week’s high-profile leak of cyberweapons that some researchers believe are from the U.S. National Security Agency. It’s designed to detect an implant called Doublepulsar, which is delivered by many of the Windows-based exploits found in the leak and can be used to load other malware.

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