As religious services move online, churches face a new dilemma: the privacy of their congregants. Should they blur faces of those who didn't consent to be filmed?
Pro-Russian hacktivist group NoName057(16) has reportedly published the personal details of 18 European Union officials on a dark web site. The doxxing incident raises concerns about targeted cybercrime.
Many believe that once content is public, it is fair game. This article explores the legal and ethical risks of reposting personal data without permission.
Does exposing a colleague's salary serve the public good or just violate privacy laws? We examine the legal, ethical, and security risks of salary doxing.
Ethical household goods company Who Gives A Crap has been affected by a data breach that exposed customer addresses. The incident highlights ongoing risks to personal data for online retailers.
