A data breach on consumer lender TMX and its subsidiaries Titlemax, Titlebucks, and Instaloan leaked the personal information, including social security numbers, of 4.8 million customers.
The fine centers on TikTok's failure to police underage users that sneak onto the platform, and collection and use of children's data without required parental consent. ICO says that TikTok should have been aware of some one million underage users.
At least a dozen former Tesla employees spoke to Reuters to blow the whistle on the internal use of vehicle cameras as a way to have some fun at work. Some of the most disturbing videos were reportedly made available to the whole office.
Genesis dark web market that is thought to have facilitated the sale of some 80 million credentials is now in the hands of law enforcement, after an international campaign that involved about 200 raids and 100 arrests.
A very commonly used VoIP telephony system has been compromised via trojans snuck in through an open source component, and the supply chain attack puts over half a million global businesses at risk.
Wiz researchers found that a Microsoft misconfiguration error created an opening for attackers to not only manipulate Bing search results, but to potentially steal Office 365 credentials.
Starting in 2024, Android apps that want to be listed on the Google Play Store will need to provide users with greater control over the data they collect. Apps must allow users to delete their account data whenever they choose, and to entirely remove their account from the app.
U.S. hard drive maker and cloud storage solutions provider said the security breach forced the company to put most servers offline, denying customers access to their online data. Western Digital believes that the security breach allowed the hacker to access certain data.
ChatGPT will put information that is shared by users into its training model. It was reported that Samsung employees have fed it some source code and other sensitive data.
Citizen Lab reports that QuaDream spyware is being used by governments in at least 10 countries to track activists, journalists and political opponents among other questionable uses.
