Today in Privacy — Oct 22
Posted by PrivacyWire
- Interoperability vs. Security: Why not both? — Interoperability can support user choice and independent tools, but systems controlled by large corporations may limit how people protect their privacy and… — discuss · link - PHP blames supply chain security biz Chainguard for putting huge chunks of the web at risk — A dispute over PHP supply-chain security could affect a large amount of software used across the web. The disagreement over coordinated disclosure and evidence… — discuss · link - Industrial Defender Unifies Endpoint Intelligence and Network Monitoring for CIP-015, Adds Risk Signal — Combining endpoint intelligence with network monitoring for CIP-015 could give organizations a more complete view of activity across critical infrastructure… — discuss · link - GitLab warns of new max severity code execution vulnerability — GitLab has released security patches for a maximum-severity Regular Expression Compiler flaw that can let remote attackers run arbitrary code on vulnerable… — link - Meta ordered to pay $25 billion over Cambridge Analytica privacy case — A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $25 billion for misleading Facebook users about their data. What the Cambridge Analytica ruling means. — link These stories show how software control, supply-chain disputes, critical-infrastructure monitoring, and platform privacy decisions can create risks for users and organizations. How are you seeing these security and privacy risks affect the tools or systems you rely on?