American moving and self-storage rental company U-Haul suffered a data breach affecting a customer records system, impacting 67,000 individuals in the US and Canada.
OpenAI is facing a number of copyright lawsuits that could shape the future of generative AI, and one of the biggest comes from the New York Times. OpenAI is now accusing the paper of what is essentially evidence fabrication, claiming that it hacked ChatGPT to produce results containing content from its articles.
The Biden administration will sign an executive order to bolster port cybersecurity with additional actions to enhance maritime cybersecurity, secure supply chains, and strengthen the US industrial base.
CISA: Admin Credentials of a Former Employee Leveraged to Compromise a State Government Organization
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MS-ISAC) discovered that a threat actor compromised a state government organization using a former employee’s leaked admin credentials.
DoorDash has settled an ongoing investigation by the California Department of Justice after Attorney General Rob Bonta announced the company had committed privacy violations under the terms of the CCPA. In addition to paying a $375,000 civil fine, the food delivery giant will be subject to additional CCPA enforcement terms going forward.
Shortly after a major international law enforcement takedown, the LockBit ransomware group says that it is back online and has launched a new data leak site complete with "countdown clocks" for its current victims.
A new report gave almost half of the 14 states that have laws on the books a failing grade and notes that industry lobbying influence on state data privacy laws has been very strong. California is the only state with a model that was not originally drafted by a big tech outfit.
Cyber attack on Change Healthcare, a North American health tech company, impacted numerous pharmacies across the US, halting prescription order fulfillment.
Private Chinese hackers were employed not just for foreign hacking, but also as a part of the government's domestic surveillance program. The document leak indicates that i-Soon may have also hacked domestic targets for the purpose of intelligence-gathering.
ZenLayer, a global network service provider, data leak has exposed over 380 million records of infrastructure and customer information via a misconfigured cloud database.
