Think once a year... or after you get one
of those data breach emails in the mail.
Not exact matches
Yahoo in September disclosed that it had fallen victim to a
data breach in 2014 that compromised users» names,
email addresses, telephone numbers, dates
of birth, and encrypted passwords.
In October, Verizon's top lawyer Craig Silliman said the company has a «reasonable basis» to believe that Yahoo's earlier
data breach of at least 500 million
email accounts represents a material impact that could allow Verizon to withdraw from the merger.
The
data breach, attributed to an employee who fell for a malicious «phishing»
email in November, is just the latest example
of a medical system infiltrated by cybercriminals — and you should expect to see even more health care
data hacks in the coming years.
By adequately investing in
data security and encrypting sensitive files and
emails, Sony might have avoided much
of the fallout from this
data breach.
In October, the tech giant revealed it had underestimated by billions the number
of people affected by a 2013
data breach (already the world's largest), in which thieves stole names,
emails, phone numbers, and more.
And last week, Yahoo disclosed that all 3 billion
of its
email account holders were affected by a 2013
data breach — triple the initial estimate.
My definition
of «
data» was inclusive: the piece wove the DNC VoteBuilder
data breach, Clinton's
email server, Russian hacks and fake news into a narrative about political
data gone bad, ending with something you might hear in a freshman philosophy class:
A security expert believes the DNC's
data breach, which released an embarrassing trove
of emails as well as personal donor information, could become much larger.
The company has acknowledged that they have suffered a major
data breach today with usernames, passwords and
email accounts were accessed by a rogue denizen
of the internet.
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The university says it has «no evidence
of a recent
breach in our systems», and suggests that the cache — posted on a Russian server — has «the appearance
of having been held back after the theft
of data and
emails in 2009 to be released at a time designed to cause maximum disruption to the imminent international climate talks».
Sure, some recent FOIA suits by political groups, particularly one in Virginia
of Mann's
emails when we was a professor there, border on harassment; but I have yet to meet any scientist who, hearing the story
of Mann's resistance to providing replication
data, has any sympathy for such a clear
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Businesses also need to prepare for an increased level
of phone calls and
emails from their customers in the days after a
data breach.
The reason for the additional layer
of security is that the passwords can be reset by hackers accessing
email (see Yahoo
data breach, above).
In the Yahoo
data breach, the largest
data breach in the world (so far), names,
email addresses, telephone numbers, security questions and answers, dates
of birth, and hashed passwords
of 3 billion account holders were taken.
There were six alleged
breaches in the committal application which ranged from Mr King Mason downloading 38,000 files
of data held on a hard drive and USB stick, to confidential information in
emails.
The concern, she said, is two-fold, including knowing how secure
email in the firm's communication is, but RBC also wants its law firms to let them know whether the firms are at risk
of attack and what kind
of data is potentially being
breached.
It has been revealed that Equifax, one
of the three major consumer credit reporting agencies in the United States, has suffered a
data breach where hackers had access to names,
email addresses, social security numbers, driver's license numbers and other sensitive information concerning 143 million
of its customers.
The biggest risk that comes from a stolen
email address is that you or someone you know might be targeted by phishing attacks, which accounted for 20 percent
of recorded
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While researching this story, CSO uncovered in the
breached data thousands
of work
email addresses and old passwords belonging to current and former employees
of IDG (CSO's parent company), as well as IDG affiliates.
Schroepfer's post is rather vague, but according to The Washington Post, bad actors who harvested phone numbers or
email addresses on the Dark Web from other
data breaches could then feed that info into Facebook's search bar and retrieve the profiles
of users.
Bee Token has since come under heat for potentially failing to protect its users»
data by allowing
email addresses to fall into the wrong hands, despite CEO Jonathan Chou's claim that «We are not at risk
of exposing all
of our customers»
data in one go if there is a security
breach.»
Instagram says that hackers were able to get
email addresses and phone numbers from some
of the users impacted by this recent
data breach.
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