Archive.org, one of the only entities to attempt to preserve the entire history of the World Wide Web and much of the broader Internet, was recently compromised in a hack that revealed data on roughly 31 million users.
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Source: https://apnews.com/article/tina-peters-election-computer-breach-8a171657321dd595dfd2dd81e0a0a848
She was found not #guilty of identity theft, one count of conspiracy to commit criminal impersonation and one count of criminal impersonation, rejecting that in those instances Peters had used the #identity of the #security badge’s owner, a local man named Gerald Wood, without his permission.
#crime #USA #politics #deepState #democracy #news #justice #manipulation #conspiracy #vote
"Mozilla has added special software co-authored by Meta and built for the advertising industry directly to the latest release of Firefox, in an experimental trial you have to opt out of manually. [...] If you have already upgraded to Firefox 128, you have automatically been opted into using this new API"
source: https://thecyberexpress.com/hewlett-packard-enterprise-data-breach-claims/
Network configuration details, including IP addresses, subnet masks, gateways, and DNS settings, are provided under the “networks” key. The code also contains a section for “test_clients,” offering insights into capabilities, credentials, and networks, showcasing an example entry for an SMTP server.
Twitter Security Breach
Surprise! One more reason to love Twitter a bit less. Guessing it's the celebs' private info which fetches customers, but yhey. FYI
FWIW, reported by a cybersecurity expert, on Mastodon, with a note that he was suspended by Twitter shortly after posting this.
My my, either Elon is sitting there monitoring everything himself, or his new "moderation team" is busy filtering out #truth .
The agency announced Monday that its four commissioners had voted unanimously to issue a proposed order against alcohol delivery platform Drizly and its CEO James Cory Rellas for allegedly failing to implement adequate security measures, which eventually resulted in a data 2020 breach exposing personal information on about 2.5 million consumers.
The FTC claims that despite being alerted to the security concerns two years before the breach, Drizly and Rellas did not do enough to protect their users’ information.
While settlements like this are not that uncommon for the FTC, its decision to name the CEO and have the stipulations follow him beyond his tenure at Drizly exemplifies an approach favored by Democratic Chair Lina Khan. Some progressive enforcers have argued that naming tech executives in their lawsuits should create a stronger deterrence signal for other potential violators.
#Drizly #CEO #FTC #Uber #user #personal_data #security #breach
"Australia’s second largest telco has responded to a massive data breach, advising customers to update their password, move house, change names and take on a new identity.
“We’re hopeful that this cyber attack won’t amount to anything, but to be on the safe side we do suggest anyone who has been an Optus customer since 2017 change their name, gender, address and birthday,” Optus CEO Kelly Bayer Rosmarin said in a video message.
She advised to follow the normal identity protocols when updating details. “We suggest you choose a name and gender that you haven’t used in the past 12 months. Your new name should be at least eight characters long and include at least one number and upper-case letter”." ~ The Shovel ;)
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2022/jul/10/uber-files-leak-reveals-global-lobbying-campaign
A leaked trove of confidential files has revealed the inside story of how the tech giant Uber flouted laws, duped police, exploited violence against drivers and secretly lobbied governments during its aggressive global expansion.
#uber #illegal #not-legal #leak #breach #confidential-files #lobbying #government-corruption
No Metro by T-Mobile, former Sprint prepaid, or Boost customers had their names or PINs exposed,” T-Mobile said.
#T-Mobile #customer #data #breach #personal #information
T-Mobile customers should expect to see phishers taking advantage of public concern over the breach to impersonate the company — and possibly even messages that include the recipient’s compromised account details to make the communications look more legitimate.
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2021/08/t-mobile-breach-exposed-ssn-dob-of-40m-people/
