Mark Bergen reports: Alphabet Inc.’s Google has quietly decided to scrub an entire category of online content — personal medical records — from its search results, a departure from its typically hands-off approach to policing the web. Google lists the information it removes from its search results on its policy [Read More…]
There’s been yet another massive data leak involved enriched voter registration data. You can read about it on a number of sites this morning, but I just want to pull out one quick statement from The Hill’s coverage to give you an idea of what’s being compiled – and shared [Read More…]
Robin Emmott reports: The European Union can levy economic sanctions on anyone caught attacking EU states’ computer networks, EU foreign ministers said on Monday, the bloc’s latest step to deter more attacks following incidents in Britain and France. […] EU foreign ministers agreed that so-called restrictive measures including travel bans, [Read More…]
Ron Wood reports: Josh Duggar has opted to withdraw his motion to intervene in a federal lawsuit filed by his sisters over the release of information by police related to allegations he sexually abused his sisters while they were juveniles. One of Duggar’s attorneys, Gregory Payne, filed the motion Friday. [Read More…]