InDebrief BlogbyDebrief·Jun 17, 2020727,000 Foodora customers leaked, CIA cyber weapons exposed by Wikileaks, and more– Debrief Data…Foodora, the online food delivery brand became the latest victim of a data breach affecting over 727,000 customers in 14 countries.
InDebrief BlogbyDebrief·May 21, 2020Facebook is fined, and 9 million hacked from an Easy Jet Scandal — Debrief’s Data News RoundupFacebook has made headlines again, this time fined for CAD$9 million for mishandling user data on Facebook Messenger and sharing…
InDebrief BlogbyDebrief·May 13, 2020How do we protect our children’s data privacy? — Debrief’s Data News Round UpIt’s been an interesting week in the blockchain and data privacy world. TikTok, one of the most popular downloaded apps during COVID-19…
InDebrief BlogbyDebrief·May 8, 2020Debrief Bi-Weekly Highlights: May 8, 2020· Debrief ran another successful 10,000 token giveaway
InDebrief BlogbyDebrief·May 7, 2020How Indonesia could have prevented it’s largest e-commerce data leakTokopedia, Indonesia’s largest e commerce platform has become the latest victim of online hacks. With an estimated 15 million user…
InDebrief BlogbyDebrief·May 6, 2020Is tracking the location of COVID patients going too far? — Debrief’s Data News Round UpThis week in data news, Aarogya Setu, a COVID tracking app raises questions over ethical security standards regarding patient tracking…
InDebrief BlogbyDebrief·May 5, 2020Crypto & Things YouTube Channel Interviews Jeff PulverOn May 2, 2020, our Co-founder, Jeff Pulver was interviewed by Scott Cunningham for Crypto & Things. Jeff and Scott dove into Jeff’s…
InDebrief BlogbyDebrief·Apr 29, 2020NFL Has Zoom Privacy Concerns, and will COVID-19 bring blockchain mainstream?How the Pandemic Is Pushing Blockchain Forward
InDebrief BlogbyDebrief·Apr 28, 2020Winner Alert! Debrief’s 10,000 DBF Token GiveawayWe want to thank everyone who participated in our latest giveaway and have shared their thoughts on why #WeNeedDebrief. With almost 500…
InDebrief BlogbyDebrief·Apr 27, 2020Privacy Diaries: Microsoft and it’s Malicious GIFSThe rise of #workingfromhome has led many corporations and individuals to rely on virtual communication apps to conduct business.
