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Newsagent WHSmith has compromised users’ private data sending it in hundreds of emails to customers due to a misconfigured “contact us” form on the...
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Public bodies are unintentionally releasing confidential personal information on a regular basis, research reveals. Freedom of information website WhatDoTheyKnow.com, which automates FOI requests and...
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The Home Secretary, Theresa May, has been named the UK internet industry’s villain of the year for pursuing “snooper’s charter” legislation without fully consulting...
