Welcome to the September mid-month installment of Secure Group’s Security and Privacy Roundup. Our newsletter focuses on relevant news articles about security and privacy issues in the world today, in order to inform our customers and anyone interested in these issues.This is the third installment of our bi-monthly compilation, and we hope it proves informative.
There are a few compelling stories this month worth following. In order to keep things as relevant as possible, the stories are posted in descending order, with the latest entries first. Remember, check out our previous entries as well!
- September 11th - Half of iOS devices running out-of-date versions, putting users at risk
- September 9th - Data Breach captures data from 10.5 million health-care insurance customers
- September 9th - Library Bows to Police Pressure, Suspends Tor Node
- September 7th - New Android Porn malware takes photo and demands your money
- September 3rd - Department of Justice (DOJ) now requires Warrants to be issued for use of ‘Stingrays'
- August 31st - EFF Want to Overturn Florida Case Allowing Warrantless searches of Americans’ Cell Phone Location Records