Meta recently paused a program that logged keystrokes, mouse movements and screenshots from many U.S. employees after a permissions error made that sensitive data visible widely inside the company. The initiative was presented as AI-training work, but employees say most did not expect private conversations and activity records to be collected and stored in this way. Legally, employers can monitor […]
With all the media glare on the digital arrests and consequent efforts by the government and others, one is forced to think that it was more of a psychological issue rather than anything else. The lack of understanding of the system of people who have it, directly or indirectly, makes it all the more intriguing.
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The story of the modern world will be written on the touchstone of how the cyber threats were handled and resolved by our technologists, technocrats, and the political leaders. We can reach even the threshold level of battling it out, only when we are able to appreciate where we are positioned and the strategy we
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