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Latest news on data protection, privacy and cybersecurity regulatory developments, data breaches and enforcement actions happening around the world.

Flying envelopes showing LinkedIn training AI models with private messages
Data PrivacyNews

Lawsuit Accusing LinkedIn of Training AI Models With InMail Private Messages Dismissed

February 3, 2025
The suit was filed in California and noted that while customers in a number of countries were automatically exempted from having their data put toward training AI models, US users had their content and messaging (including private messages) included by default.
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Lock on hard disk showing encryption key stolen for encrypted backups
Cyber SecurityNews

Encrypted Backups, Encryption Key Stolen From GoTo in Hack

January 27, 2023
GoTo says that the stolen information varies by product, but encryption keys that were also taken in the hack will grant access to "a portion" of the encrypted backups that were stolen.
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Hacker working showing crypto hack
Cyber SecurityNews

$26 Million Stolen in Truebit Crypto Hack, Sending $TRU Token Value to Zero

January 14, 2026
An audit report reveals the Truebit crypto hack was caused by a relatively simple overflow vulnerability, one that allowed an attacker to abscond with the equivalent of $26 million from the Truebit Protocol.
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Apple logo on store showing antitrust probe over privacy rules
Data PrivacyNews

Italy Launches Antitrust Probe of Apple’s Potentially “Self-Favoring” Privacy Rules

May 23, 2023
App developers have in the past criticized Apple for not applying its series of new privacy rules to itself in an even manner. The company now faces an antitrust probe in Italy saying that the system was unfair to third party developers.
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Google signboard on building showing settlement for incognito mode to delete browsing data
Data ProtectionNews

Google Agrees to Delete Billions of Records of Browsing Data as Part of Proposed “Incognito Mode” Settlement

April 5, 2024
The settlement would impact all Incognito Mode data collected from June 1, 2016 to before the start of 2024. Google says that it would delete most of this browsing data, but in some cases would "de-identify" records instead.
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Cybercriminal threatening victim showing cyber extortion of plastic surgery clinics and patients
Cyber SecurityNews

FBI Warns About Cyber Extortion Scheme Targeting Plastic Surgery Facilities and Customers

October 25, 2023
The FBI warns that cybercriminals are targeting plastic surgery offices and stealing sensitive information, including medical records, in a multi-stage cyber extortion campaign.
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Woman inside car pressing hazard lights button showing the threats of cyber attacks on connected cars
Cyber SecurityNews

Connected Cars: A New and Dangerous Vector for Cyber Attacks

August 12, 2019
The threat of cyber attacks on connected cars is getting very real as report shows majority of new smart vehicles from top 10 auto manufacturers are vulnerable and will be connected to Internet.
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Siemens company sign hanging on a building showing encryption keys exposed in industrial devices
Cyber SecurityNews

Hackers Can Extract Private Encryption Keys and Completely Takeover Siemens Industrial Devices

October 20, 2022
Vulnerability allows hackers to extract private encryption keys hardcoded in Siemens industrial devices to execute sophisticated attacks or take over whole product lines.
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Chefs cooking in kitchen showing the Home Chef meal kit service’s data breach that is likely to be orchestrated by hacking group Shiny Hunters
Cyber SecurityNews

Meal Kit Service Home Chef Concedes Major Breach by Shiny Hunters

June 2, 2020
Chicago based meal kit service Home Chef suffered a data breach likely to be orchestrated by hacking group Shiny Hunters which resulted in over 8 million user records being sold on dark web marketplace.
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Employees working on computer taking part in phishing awareness training
Cyber SecurityNews

Phishing Awareness Training is Far From Permanent; New Study Shows the Effects Last Only a Few Months

October 5, 2020
Study shows effects of phishing awareness training starts to wear off after four months and many employees will have lost what they learned almost entirely after six months.
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