MGM Resorts will pay $45 million to settle a consolidated data breach lawsuit stemming from a 2019 data leak and a 2023 ransomware attack that exposed the PII of 37 million people.
The Italian data protection authority has announced that DeepSeek was formally blocked for failure to provide sufficient information in response to the request. The Chinese company appears to have taken a combative tone.
The database leak incident comes as DeepSeek is experiencing an amazing period of rapid success, but has also been tripped up by several other security issues in quick succession. The chat history exposure is joined by a DDoS and jailbreak issues that could undermine trust.
UnitedHealth Data Breach Victims Nearly Double to 190 Million; Affects Almost Every 1 in 2 Americans
The actual number of victims impacted by the February 2024 UnitedHealth data breach has nearly doubled to 190 million, affecting nearly every one in two Americans.
The DeepSeek-V3 chat platform temporarily suspended new registrations in response to the cyber attack. The Chinese AI company grabbed headlines in January when assorted benchmark tests put it on par with the leading generative AI apps.
Trump fired the Democrat members of PCLOB on January 17, after having given them several days to voluntarily resign. The privacy board has indicated that its work is now at a standstill, and EU-US data transfers may be threatened going forward.
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.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) warns that the AT&T breach allowed threat actors to access agents’ call logs, potentially exposing the identities of informants.
Just about all of the big names in tech have now faced issues with EU regulations, but Meta has been unique in its insistence in not being subject to GDPR user consent requirements. Its ad-free service model is under fire once again.
A data breach has impacted Otelier, exposing millions of hotel guest records after a threat actor breached the cloud-based hotel management software provider’s AWS S3 bucket.
