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27Sep/17

Congo ban on non-biometric passports sparks outcry

September 27, 2017ImmigrationAccess control, Aggee Aje, Aggee Aje Matembo Toto, Ali Kitenge, Authentication, Belgium, Beni Mapamboli, Biometric passport, Biometrics, Cedrick Mbuyi, Congo, Countries, Data security, Democratic Republic of Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo passport, Eunice Misamu, France, Government, Information sensitivity, Joseph Kabila, Kinshasa, National security, Passport, Passports, president, Radio-frequency identification, Toto, United Arab Emirates, United States, United States passportsmbale

Democratic Republic of Congo’s decision to ban semi-biometric passports by October 16th has sparked criticism with many saying they were not given sufficient time to prepare for new passports. The new passports are among the most expensive in the world and a Reuters investigation showed that one-third of the sticker price goes to a company believed to be controlled by a close relative of President Joseph Kabila.
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05Sep/17

Companies must tell workers of email checks – ECHR

September 5, 2017LegalComputing, Data security, David Pollard, Digital media, Digital rights, Email, Email privacy, Employee monitoring, European Court of Human Rights, Human rights, Identity management, Internet privacy, Labor, Law, Medical privacy, PATRICK TITIUN, Personal life, Privacy, Privacy Commissioner, Social Issues, Strasbourg, Terms of service, Workplace privacysmbale

Companies must tell employees in advance if their work email accounts are being monitored, the European Court of Human Rights ruled on Tuesday in a landmark privacy case. David Pollard reports. Continue reading →

22Sep/16

Yahoo to confirm big data breach – Recode

September 22, 2016InternetAlibaba Group, Business/Finance, Company: Google, Company: MANHATTAN, Company: SimpleWan, Company: Skype, Company: Yahoo, Computing, Data breach, Data security, Digital media, Erik Knight, Fred Katayama, Google, Instant messaging clients, Katayama, Marissa Mayer, Max Wolff, Password, Recode, Secure communication, Software, Technology/Internet, The Yahoo, Verizon Communications, Verizon Media, World Wide Web, Yahoo!, Yahoo! data breaches, Yahoo! Voices hacksmbale

Yahoo is expected to confirm that a data breach has exposed several hundred million user accounts, according to Recode. Fred Katayama reports.
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