A long-term breach of Japan's national cyber security agency may be the work of state-backed Chinese hackers. The security breach occurred in October 2022 and was disclosed in August of this year.
GDPR complaint points out that Fitbit forces EU users to accept international data transfers as a requirement to use the service, something that may not meet regulatory standards for free and informed consent.
Report shows cyber insurance coverage continues to become harder to obtain even as demand and prices continue to increase. For some small businesses, even a meaningful level of partial coverage might be out of reach at this point.
Barracuda ESG zero-day attacks by Chinese state-sponsored threat actors compromised multiple U.S. state, local, and tribal government email servers. Over 200,000 private and government organizations worldwide depend on Barracuda email security gateway (ESG) appliances.
A complaint in Poland alleges GDPR violations by ChatGPT in the areas of lawful basis for data processing, data access, fairness, transparency and personal privacy.
Forever 21 has confirmed a data breach that impacted over 500,000 current and former employees. The company has however assured victims that hackers have deleted the stolen personal information, which included Social Security Numbers.
UK military contractor confirmed that some information about military bases was stolen in the data breach, but insists that none of it was confidential or highly sensitive. Attackers apparently compromised a computer running manufacturing machine software that was still outfitted with Windows 7.
The UK Met Police is on high alert after a massive data breach exposed the identities and photographs of officers, including undercover cops and counter-terrorism agents.
Microsoft has traced the signing key theft back to a "crash dump" error. A breach of a Microsoft engineer's work account by the Chinese hackers then yielded access to the crash dump and the embedded signing key.
Elon Musk followed the privacy policy update with a statement affirming that X's machine learning and AI models would not be trained with private and confidential information, such as direct messages.
