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Mark Warner and Luiza Jarovski http://www.privacurity.com/LondonEvent/

Andreas Gutmann A new feature for iPhones in iOS 12 – Security Code AutoFill – is supposed to improve the usability of Two Factor Authentication but could place users at risk of falling victim to online banking fraud. Continues on https://www.benthamsgaze.org/2018/06/08/security-code-autofill-is-this-new-ios-feature-a-security-risk-for-online-banking/

Grindr's Privacy Failing Mark Warner On Monday, the news website Buzzfeed released a story revealing Grindr , the gay hookup app, was sharing personally identifiable information, including HIV status information with third parties. Continues on http://www.privacurity.com/grindr/

Privacy, Consent, and Scientific Research – What Is Required? Agnieszka Kitkowska Over the last couple of months, I have been working on the new study, which involves the collection of personal information. Continues on https://akitkowska.com/2018/01/28/privacy-consent-and-scientific-research-what-is-required/  

A Critical Analysis of Genome Privacy Research Alexandros Mittos The relationship between genomics and privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs) has been an intense one for the better part of the last decade. Ever since Wang et al.'s paper, “Learning your identity and

Should I paint my house pink? Decisions are difficult… extra difficult when we talk privacy Agnieszka Kitkowska Decisions. We make them everyday. It all starts when we wake up – our brain begins its daily routine, the adventure towards known

Privacy – A Very Short Story Agnieszka Kitkowska Over the last year and a half, I have been talking to people, mostly friends & family about privacy. I was not surprised to find that their privacy perceptions and definitions differ.

GDPR Step-by-step, Part 2, Personal, Pseudonymised and Anonymous Data Luiza Rezende This is the second post in my new series about the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), in which in I will highlight relevant aspects of this new regulation, especially

GDPR Step-by-step, Part 1 Luiza Rezende This is the first post in my new series about the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), in which in I will highlight relevant aspects of this new regulation, especially for businesses. The GDPR will

The Unintended Consequences of “People You May Know” Mark Warner Going to see a psychiatrist can be a daunting prospect for many due to the often-intimate information being disclosed. The doctor-patient confidentiality regulations are designed to provide an environment in