The mouse attached to your computer and your hand may be telling us more about your identity than you suspected. This could be both a good thing, as researchers in Italy recently noted, or troublesome as those in the Tor community noted a bit over a year ago.
Source: Your mouse knows when you are lying – Naked Security
We’ve been saying it for some time: Mac malware is rare compared to the stuff that targets Windows. But Apple computers are far from immune.This year’s SophosLabs malware forecast included Mac malware geared towards harvesting data, providing covert remote access to thieves and holding files for ransom.Other examples of Mac ransomware include OSX/Filecode-K and OSX/Filecode-L.Now comes word of a new piece of Mac ransomware, which SophosLabs has identified as OSX/Ransom-A. Widely reported as an example
Source: More evidence Mac ransomware exists – Naked Security
Depending on which of its tools we use, Google knows what we think, what we need, what we desire, our political and spiritual beliefs, our age, our gender, what music we listen to, what we watch, what we read, where we’ve been, where we plan to go, where we work, where we hang out, where we live, who we meet, where we shop, when we shop, what we buy, how much money we’re worth, how much we spend, and how much energy we consume.
Source: Google debuts a new way to follow your footsteps around the web – Naked Securit