Spooky time is among us, so for this Halloween I’m going to talk about ghost hunting the InfoSec way. This is something I’ve wanted to do for years even before Bsquared Intel existed. While, I’m no ghost hunter, I’m going off of shows I’ve seen about ghost hunting and I’m going to apply my knowledge […]
A.I. is changing things rapidly, and in some cases, dramatically. With these changes come important privacy and security risks. This article explores some of issues for organizations, law firms, and everyday consumers. We’ve previously written about issues with ChatGPT and how A.I. can be used with OSINT, along with the risks that come with it.
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With school in session for most students, now is the perfect time to talk about protecting kids online. From oversharing to new cybersecurity and A.I. risks, parents and students face challenges that didn’t exist just a few years ago. We’ve written before about first day of school photos and oversharing on social media. This article
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In this article we’re going to talk about external cyber risk and threat assessments in relation to the Connecticut Data Privacy Act (CTDPA). We’ve written about this data privacy law a couple of times here, here, and here if you’d like to read to familiarize yourself with the CTDPA. Before we continue, here’s our obligatory
Almost a year ago we wrote about dark patterns which coincidentally talked about people search engines. You can read about it here. Well, we’re doing again. To start, let’s define what dark patterns are. What are dark patterns? According to the FTC’s 2022 report “Bringing Dark Patterns to Light” the term dark patterns was coined