Schrems has filed a case against Apple in the EU, alleging that the company's unique device tracking ID is in and of itself a breach of privacy law regardless of how it is used.
Data breach of a popular online kids' game exposed personal details of 46 million users. The threat actor released 7 million records for free on a hacker forum.
Zoom will be required to make a number of significant changes to its security practices as a result of decisions that the FTC says ‘gave users a false sense of security.’
The unexpected Schrems II ruling effectively invalidated the legal status of international data transfers. Some illumination has finally arrived in the form of detailed guidance from the EDPB.
Prestige Software exposed sensitive personal and credit card information of over 10 million clients and database with 5.8 million customer records from the RedDoorz breach was put on sale.
Ransomware attackers have ambitiously expanded their operations in the past year. Innovation continues as the Ragnar Locker Team is using Facebook Ads to pressure victims into paying up.
A threat actor listed on a hacker forum data belonging to over 17 companies containing over 34 million records. Victims include Eatigo and Alibaba-owned Lazada's RedMart online grocery.
Privacy coins such as Monero will soon be unavailable in South Korea, with the government citing crypto AML measures as the reason for the ban.
Though it was unsuccessful in defeating Prop 24, questions have been raised about the tech giant's use of its own search algorithm to put a thumb on the scale.
Researchers from MIT believe that even when electronic voting methods are secured by blockchain technology, they are still far too vulnerable to outside attack.
