#Dataprivacy

SUNTUNE SignageHubsuntunesignage
2026-02-03

Data Privacy & Outdoor Digital Signage
🔐 Data privacy is a priority for us. Our outdoor LCD systems comply with the latest privacy regulations, ensuring user data is kept secure.

2026-02-02

Information Security & Data Privacy Weekend News Roundup: January 30-February 1, 2026. Sherpa Intelligence paid attention to the Information Security & Data Privacy news from over the weekend so you wouldn't have to! #infosec #dataprivacy #news #osint sherpaintelligence.substack.co

Monique Barrowmoniquebarrow_
2026-02-02

"Freedom on the Net 2025: An Uncertain Future for the Global Internet"
"How Hackers Are Fighting Back Against ICE"
"UK Lords vote to ban VPNs for children as pressure on the privacy tools increases"
"Data Privacy Week"

Here's some of the headlines I caught for the first month of 2026. Check out the complete list.

theprivacycloud.substack.com/p

gokayburucgokayburuc
2026-02-02

All Hail to Moltbot!

We greet him with a short excerpt from Metallica's song "Some of Monster":

We the people
Are we the people?
We the people
Are we the people?
Some kind of monster
Some kind of monster
Some kind of monster
This monster lives

Reference:
music.youtube.com/watch?v=NxSg

Real Lobster, Real Monster!
2026-02-02

Meta makes $60/year from each US user.

To extract that value, they show you:
121,545 ads per year
120,815 suggested posts per year
201 hours of unwanted content

Is $60 worth 13 waking days of your life?

2026-02-02

New month! New news!

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2026-02-02

Sherpa Intelligence paid attention to the #InfoSec & #DataPrivacy news from over the weekend so you wouldn't have to!

Information Security & Data Privacy Weekend News Roundup: January 30-February 1, 2026 sherpaintelligence.substack.co

AtomLeap.aiAtomLeap_ai
2026-02-02

OpenClaw isn’t just a name change — it’s a statement. Open, community-led, and developer-friendly, it’s growing fast while keeping AI autonomy in YOUR hands.

blog.atomleap.ai/blog/from-cla

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Big Blu GnuBig_Blue_Gnu
2026-02-02

Can we not return to the good ol' days when developers were pumping out actual quality software and not simply listening to their shareholders or being complicit in the surveillance state's program that treats us like guinea pigs?

Big Blu GnuBig_Blue_Gnu
2026-02-02

Malware as we know it is obviously detrimental to the user and their computer, but how "malware" is defined is so narrow that it overlooks how willing developers of "legitimate" proprietary software—including video games—are willing to mistreat their customers. Antivirus software has become practically a joke. At least I know respects my privacy, unlike Microsoft .

gnu.org/proprietary/malware-ga

2026-02-02

@codinghorror

It's sad that people think an #LLM could ever be an accurate #TaxPreparation service.

But it's even sadder that people need to be told to not feed their private financial data to a #chatbot when doing their #taxes .

#DataPrivacy #Privacy #TaxTime #AI #PayingTaxes #GenerativeAI #ChatGPT #Finances #Money #PersonalFinances

money.com/money-ai-privacy-fra

2026-02-02

Had Gemini make me into an action figure for a presentation tomorrow. Think I'll delete the gun but keep the tactical beaver. #cybersecurity #dataprivacy #natsec #tacticalbeaver

AI generated image of a Canadian cybersecurity lawyer as G.I. Joe-style action figure, complete with buttondown, glasses, tablet, and tactical beaver.
2026-02-01

If you appreciate the under reported #InfoSec & #DataPrivacy news articles I share every week, please support what I do by signing up for my newsletter. sherpaintelligence.substack.com

Starting today, February 1st, I am relaunching the newsletter with additional content and posts each weekday.

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Sherpa Intelligence: Your Guide Up a Mountain of Information

2026-02-01

Alright team, it's been a bit quiet on the news front over the last 24 hours, but we've still got some interesting bits to chew on, including ongoing database extortion, a wild deepfake job application story, and a new privacy feature from Apple. Let's dive in:

Exposed MongoDB Instances Under Attack ⚠️
- A persistent threat actor is still hitting misconfigured MongoDB instances, wiping databases and demanding low ransoms (around £400-£500 in Bitcoin) for data restoration, though there's no guarantee of recovery.
- Research shows over 208,500 MongoDB servers are publicly exposed, with 3,100 lacking authentication, and nearly half of those already compromised.
- Admins must avoid public exposure, enforce strong authentication, use firewalls, update to the latest versions, and continuously monitor for unauthorised activity.

🤖 Bleeping Computer | bleepingcomputer.com/news/secu

Deepfake Job Applicants: A New Social Engineering Frontier 🧠
- An AI security startup CEO recently faced a sophisticated deepfake candidate applying for a security researcher role, highlighting the growing use of AI in recruitment scams.
- Even experienced professionals can struggle with the "inner turmoil" of confronting a deepfake, underscoring the challenge of verifying identity in remote hiring.
- Companies should implement a mix of low-tech (trust your gut, mandate cameras on, ask for physical interaction) and high-tech solutions (deepfake detection tools) to combat this evolving threat, as the cost of hiring a malicious actor can be substantial.

🕵🏼 The Register | go.theregister.com/feed/www.th

Apple Enhances iPhone Location Privacy 🔒
- Apple is rolling out a new "Limit Precise Location" feature for some iPhone and iPad models (iOS 26.3+), allowing users to restrict cellular networks to only approximate location data.
- This feature, which doesn't affect emergency calls or app-shared location, appears to be a response to past FCC fines against major carriers for illegally sharing user location data.
- While currently limited to specific devices and carriers (e.g., Telekom DE, EE/BT UK, Boost Mobile US, AIS/True TH), it marks a significant step towards giving users more control over how carriers track their movements.

🤖 Bleeping Computer | bleepingcomputer.com/news/appl

#CyberSecurity #ThreatIntelligence #MongoDB #DataExtortion #Deepfake #SocialEngineering #AI #RecruitmentScams #Apple #DataPrivacy #InfoSec #CyberAttack #Vulnerability #IncidentResponse

MoonPotatomoonpotato
2026-02-01

Growing tired of cloud storage subscriptions, and twitchy with cloud storage privacy. Spent a chunk of time today getting everything out of Google Drive/Photos and replaced with Borg backup and Syncthing to keep some level of automation between phone and laptop.

ɴᴏᴛ ꜱᴜʀᴇPrometheus@infosec.exchange
2026-02-01

🗓️ 2024‑11‑08 • #Android #Privacy #Security

Here’s a quick showdown if you’re thinking of leaving proprietary Android behind:

Murena / e‑OS (Fairphone 4):

Price: €449‑€499
CPU: Snapdragon 750G (≈ 1.9 k Geekbench multi) – decent but slower
GPU: Adreno 619 (≈ 1.1 TFLOPS)
RAM/Storage: 6 / 8 GB RAM, UFS 2.1
Security: Standard verified boot, no dedicated security chip
Updates: Depends on LineageOS – often lagging behind Google’s patches
Pros: Modular, repair‑friendly, microG gives partial Play‑Services compatibility

Graphene OS on Pixal 7: (You could use any Pixal phone from the 4 up to the pixal 10 fold and Tablet)

Price: $599 (~€560)
CPU: Google Tensor G2 (≈ 3.4 k Geekbench multi) – ~2× faster than Murena
GPU: Mali‑G710 MP7 (good for everyday gaming)
RAM/Storage: 8 GB RAM, UFS 3.1
Security: Titan M2 security co‑processor + hardware‑backed keystore, verified boot, attestation
Updates: Monthly security patches, 5 years guaranteed
Pros: Strongest hardware‑rooted security on a consumer phone, pure Android stack (no Google services when using Graphene OS)
Why switch?

Better hardware trust – Titan M2 beats standard boot‑loaders.
Faster updates – stay protected without waiting for LineageOS.
Higher performance – smoother multitasking & AI tasks.
True de‑Googling – Graphene OS runs a clean, auditable Android fork.
💭 If you value privacy and solid performance, the Pixel 7 + Graphene OS is the more compelling upgrade, even at a modest price premium.

#OpenSource #grapheneos #fairphone #degoogle #dataprivacy
@grapheneos @e_foundation 🔗 grapheneos.org / e.foundation

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