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Cyber SecurityNews

Dropbox Sign eSignature Platform’s Security Breach Impacts All Users, Even Those Without Accounts

May 9, 2024
A security breach has affected all users of the eSignature platform Dropbox Sign (formerly HelloSign), including those who received or signed a document without an account.
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Data PrivacyNews

DuckDuckGo Escalates Showdown With Google; Chrome Extension Now Blocks Google Topics and FLEDGE Ad Targeting System

June 3, 2022
FLEDGE and Google Topics can now be blocked either individually or together in the DuckDuckGo Chrome extension. Together, FLEDGE and Topics are meant to replace the standard tracking cookie used for ad targeting.
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Cyber SecurityNews

Dutch Chipmaker Nexperia Suffers a Data Breach That Exposed Sensitive Information

April 24, 2024
Global chipmaker Nexperia confirmed a significant data breach after hackers accessed some of its systems and potentially stole sensitive information, including the company’s intellectual property.
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Data PrivacyNews

Dutch Group Calls for Scrutiny of Palantir Over Opaque Partnerships With EU Law Enforcement Agencies, Possible Privacy Violations

November 25, 2020
SOMI contends that Palantir could be participating in both knowing and unknowing privacy violations based on its involvement with "predictive policing" technologies.
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Data ProtectionNews

Dutch Privacy Watchdog Fines Uber Over International Transfer of Driver Data

September 2, 2024
The Dutch privacy watchdog has hit Uber with a considerable fine for sending EU driver data overseas. The Netherlands' Data Protection Authority (DPA) is fining Uber €290 million, or about $324 million.
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Judge's hammer gavel showing GDPR fine for facial recognition database
Data ProtectionNews

Dutch Regulator Hits Clearview AI With Large GDPR Fine for Illegal Facial Recognition Database

September 10, 2024
Despite formally pulling out of the EU market, Clearview AI continues to face legal difficulties as its facial recognition database has drawn a €30.5 million ($33.7 million) GDPR fine from the Dutch data protection agency.
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Cyber SecurityNews

EA Confirms Account Takeover Attacks Compromising High-Profile Gamers via Phishing and Social Engineering Attacks

January 20, 2022
EA introduced new security measures to prevent account takeover attacks after hackers successfully breached high-profile players’ accounts via phishing and social engineering attacks.
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Cyber SecurityNews

Early 2024 Data Breach of 122 Million Records Confirmed to Come From Data Broker DemandScience

November 20, 2024
A February data breach involving 122 million records of marketing data has been confirmed to have come from B2B data broker DemandScience.
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Data ProtectionNews

Early Results Indicate Half of CCPA Data Subject Requests Are Made to Stop Sale of Personal Information

September 29, 2020
The CCPA went live at the start of 2020, and study of data subject requests from the first half of its first year indicates that users are primarily using it to opt out of the sale of personal information.
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Picture of jet engine showing why Chinese hackers could be behind the airline EasyJet’s cyber attack
Cyber SecurityNews

EasyJet Cyber Attack Likely the Work of Chinese Hackers

June 1, 2020
High-profile cyber attack that struck British budget airline EasyJet may have been carried out by Chinese hackers who have stolen email addresses and travel details of millions of passengers.
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