FTC Order Will Require Blackbaud to Delete Unnecessary Data, Boost Safeguards to Settle Charges its Lax Security Practices Led to Data Breach
Blackbaud Inc. has reached a settlement with the FTC over charges of lax security that allowed hackers to access personal data.
As part of the settlement, Blackbaud will delete unnecessary personal data, develop an information security program, and notify the FTC of any future data breaches.
Toyota cars collecting and potentially sharing location data and personal information, Choice says
Smart technologies in Toyota cars are collecting personal data and potentially sharing it with insurance companies.
Choice found that Toyota's Connected Services feature collects information such as vehicle location, driving data, and phone numbers and email addresses.
Law firm that handles data breaches was hit by data breach | TechCrunch
Law firm Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe experienced a cyberattack that exposed sensitive health information of over 637k data breach victims.
The stolen data includes personal information, health data, online account credentials, and data from other companies that Orrick served as legal counsel during security incidents.
Opinion | What Does True Consent Look Like for Consumers?
Implied vs. express consent in various scenarios
Debates around consent in different spheres of life
FTC Fires Warning Shot At Surveillance Pricing
FTC takes action against surveillance pricing in digital advertising.
NSA finally admits to spying on Americans by purchasing sensitive data
The NSA has admitted to buying records from data brokers detailing Americans' website and app usage.
Senator Ron Wyden is calling on intelligence agencies to stop buying illegally obtained personal data from data brokers.
FTC Order Will Require Blackbaud to Delete Unnecessary Data, Boost Safeguards to Settle Charges its Lax Security Practices Led to Data Breach
Blackbaud Inc. has reached a settlement with the FTC over charges of lax security that allowed hackers to access personal data.
As part of the settlement, Blackbaud will delete unnecessary personal data, develop an information security program, and notify the FTC of any future data breaches.
Toyota cars collecting and potentially sharing location data and personal information, Choice says
Smart technologies in Toyota cars are collecting personal data and potentially sharing it with insurance companies.
Choice found that Toyota's Connected Services feature collects information such as vehicle location, driving data, and phone numbers and email addresses.
Law firm that handles data breaches was hit by data breach | TechCrunch
Law firm Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe experienced a cyberattack that exposed sensitive health information of over 637k data breach victims.
The stolen data includes personal information, health data, online account credentials, and data from other companies that Orrick served as legal counsel during security incidents.
Opinion | What Does True Consent Look Like for Consumers?
Implied vs. express consent in various scenarios
Debates around consent in different spheres of life
FTC Fires Warning Shot At Surveillance Pricing
FTC takes action against surveillance pricing in digital advertising.
NSA finally admits to spying on Americans by purchasing sensitive data
The NSA has admitted to buying records from data brokers detailing Americans' website and app usage.
Senator Ron Wyden is calling on intelligence agencies to stop buying illegally obtained personal data from data brokers.
Your car is probably harvesting your data. Here's how you can wipe it
Amico is the founder and CEO of Privacy4Cars, the outfit behind a free app that lets individuals erase the astonishing amount of personal data - including text messages, biometrics and geolocation - that many automakers collect, store and often share with law enforcement, insurers and even data brokers.
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Last month a Seattle-based federal judge declined to revive a class action lawsuit alleging four auto manufacturers had broken Washington state privacy laws by gathering and storing customers' private text messages and mobile phone call logs.
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The judge ruled the practice did not meet the threshold for an illegal privacy violation under state law, which requires plaintiffs prove that "his or her business, his or her person, or his or her reputation" has been threatened by the harvesting of private data.
Your car is probably harvesting your data. Here's how you can wipe it
Andrea Amico created Privacy4Cars, a free app that helps individuals erase personal data collected by automakers
The app allows consumers to pull a full report on the data their car is collecting using the vehicle identification number.
Cars collect an astonishing amount of data ranging from retina scans to text messages' contents (unencrypted!) But Privacy4Cars offers an easy way to wipe data retroactively via a free app and also check your vehicle to find out what data your car (1/2) https://t.co/Hw3zP4TMFQ
Your car is probably harvesting your data. Here's how you can wipe it
Andrea Amico created Privacy4Cars, a free app that helps individuals erase personal data collected by automakers
The app allows consumers to pull a full report on the data their car is collecting using the vehicle identification number.
Line operator says 440,000 personal records leaked in data breach
LY Corp. reported a massive data breach that affected up to 440,000 items of personal data, including over 300,000 linked to Line messaging app users.
The leaked data did not include sensitive information such as bank accounts, credit cards, or chat messages.
The breach was caused by malware infecting a subcontractor's computer owned by LY Corp.'s South Korea-based affiliate.
Welltok data breach exposes data of 8.5 million US patients
Healthcare SaaS provider Welltok experienced a data breach exposing the personal data of nearly 8.5 million patients in the U.S.
The breach was caused by a hack of the company's file transfer program.
Welltok data breach exposes data of 8.5 million US patients
Healthcare SaaS provider Welltok experienced a data breach exposing the personal data of nearly 8.5 million patients in the U.S.
The breach was caused by a hack of the company's file transfer program.
The 23andMe Data Breach Keeps Spiraling
Genetic testing company 23andMe has revealed more details about a data breach that occurred in October, but the situation remains unclear and creates uncertainty for users.
Hackers were able to access a small percentage of user accounts, approximately 14,000, but the number doesn't include those impacted by data scraping from the company's social sharing service.
The attackers collected the personal data of about 5.5 million people who opted into DNA Relatives and an additional 1.4 million users who had their Family Tree profile information accessed.
Line operator says 440,000 personal records leaked in data breach
LY Corp. reported a massive data breach that affected up to 440,000 items of personal data, including over 300,000 linked to Line messaging app users.
The leaked data did not include sensitive information such as bank accounts, credit cards, or chat messages.
The breach was caused by malware infecting a subcontractor's computer owned by LY Corp.'s South Korea-based affiliate.
Welltok data breach exposes data of 8.5 million US patients
Healthcare SaaS provider Welltok experienced a data breach exposing the personal data of nearly 8.5 million patients in the U.S.
The breach was caused by a hack of the company's file transfer program.
Welltok data breach exposes data of 8.5 million US patients
Healthcare SaaS provider Welltok experienced a data breach exposing the personal data of nearly 8.5 million patients in the U.S.
The breach was caused by a hack of the company's file transfer program.
The 23andMe Data Breach Keeps Spiraling
Genetic testing company 23andMe has revealed more details about a data breach that occurred in October, but the situation remains unclear and creates uncertainty for users.
Hackers were able to access a small percentage of user accounts, approximately 14,000, but the number doesn't include those impacted by data scraping from the company's social sharing service.
The attackers collected the personal data of about 5.5 million people who opted into DNA Relatives and an additional 1.4 million users who had their Family Tree profile information accessed.