
“Cyber-security company High-Tech Bridge set out to test the confidentiality of 50 of the biggest internet companies by using their systems to send a unique web address in private messages. Experts at its Geneva HQ then waited to see which companies clicked on the website. During the ten-day operation, six of the 50 companies tested were found to have opened the link. Among the six were Facebook, Twitter, Google and discussion forum Formspring. High-Tech Bridge chief executive Ilia Kolochenko said: ‘We found they were clicking on links that should be known only to the sender and recipient.'”
Related posts:
Is the South ready to say howdy to hemp?
Gov. Christie Blames Regulators He Appointed for Tesla Sales Ban
Homeless man jailed for charging phone in park
U.S. eyes high-tech security boost at Canadian border
UN orders its inspectors out of Syria over fears of U.S. air strike
Can Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffett and Jamie Dimon fix health care?
How close are we getting to a “papers please” society?
German beer brewers in decades-long price fixing scandal
World Bank tells Saudis to prop up currency amid global devaluation war
Reverse-Engineered Irises Look So Real, They Fool Eye-Scanners
New Orleans replaces all public schools with charter schools
Whitaker police officer charged over threats to motorist
ECB's Noyer: 'no problem' buying government bonds if needed
Belgium opens beer temple in former stock market building
Cyprus risks euro exit after EU bailout ultimatum