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

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Data ProtectionNews

Austrian DPA Finds Use of Google Analytics Outside of EU Constitutes a GDPR Violation

January 24, 2022
The Austrian data protection authority has found that the IP addresses and identifiers in Google Analytics cookie data were sufficiently personal to constitute a GDPR violation for purposes of transfer to the US.
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Screen with ChatGPT chat showing GDPR complaint
Data ProtectionNews

Austrian GDPR Complaint Claims OpenAI Refuses to Correct Potentially Libelous ChatGPT Hallucinations

May 8, 2024
Filed by data privacy crusader Max Schrems and his group "noyb," the GDPR complaint asserts that OpenAI refuses to correct ChatGPT output about individuals and will simply try to filter or block requests tied to that name. The complaint also accuses OpenAI of failing to live up to their subject access request (SAR) responsibilities under EU rules.
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Man clicking on virtual padlock icon showing the disconnect between trusted authentication methods and fear of cyber threats amid COVID-19
Cyber SecurityNews

Authentication Disconnect Between Sloppy Security and COVID-19 Fears

June 18, 2020
Users are still not trusting secure authentication methods like biometric recognition despite their fear of increasing cyber threats during COVID-19 pandemic outbreak.
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Computer keyboard and handcuffs showing arrests of suspects in cyber attack
Cyber SecurityNews

Authorities Arrest Suspects Behind the Marks & Spencer Cyber Attack

July 18, 2025
British authorities have slapped the cuffs on four suspects linked to the Marks & Spencer cyber attack that disrupted its Click and Collect services, costing the company over $300 million.
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A group of toy robots showing the surging automated attacks by malicious bots
Cyber SecurityNews

Automated Attacks Surge as Malicious Bots Take Center Stage

May 22, 2020
85% of business leaders in a new study believe that their public facing APIs and web applications have fallen victim to automated attack from malicious bots.
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Blur view of people wearing masks and walking in the street showing mass surveillance and automated decision-making
Data PrivacyNews

Automated Decision-Making Helped to Reduce the Negative Impact of the Pandemic, But Also to Normalize Mass Surveillance

January 6, 2022
Report contends that the pandemic was used as an excuse to normalize various elements of mass surveillance, with some of these having no real impact on Covid-19 response at all.
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Taipei skyline at night showing autonomous AI cyber attack by Chinese hackers
Cyber SecurityNews

Autonomous AI Cyber Attack on Taiwan Linked to Suspected Chinese Hackers

August 18, 2026
In what is being called the first cyber attack of its type, autonomous AI agents were used to map a score of Taiwan government systems and crack 85 accounts. While there has been no formal attribution as of yet, evidence points strongly to an overseas origin and likely to hackers based in China.
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Piggy bank with cash and coins showing cost of data breach
Cyber SecurityNews

Average Cost of Data Breach Hits Record High, Costs Multiply When Remote Work Is a Factor

August 3, 2021
The average cost of data breach has hit an all-time high, up almost 10% from last year to $4.24 million. That average cost increases greatly when remote workers are involved (to $4.96 million).
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Singapore Airlines planes at the jet bridge of airport showing supply chain attack affecting major airlines
Cyber SecurityNews

Aviation IT Giant SITA Breached in Extensive Supply Chain Attack; Frequent Flier Programs of Major Airlines Compromised

March 8, 2021
The SITA incident is a very significant supply chain attack, with a number of major airlines reporting that their frequent flyer programs were compromised as a result of the breach.
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Cars waiting on the road showing car rental company data breach
Cyber SecurityNews

Avis Car Rental Suffers a Data Breach Impacting Nearly 300,000 Customers

September 12, 2024
Car rental company Avis has suffered a data breach impacting nearly 300,000 customers after an unauthorized third party accessed a business application.
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