Since 2016, Facebook has been tracking phone activity of users between the ages of 13 and 35 years old for a payment of $20 per month.
Continue Reading…14,200 HIV Patient Data Exposed Online
Medical records and contact information belonging to 14,200 HIV-positive patients in Singapore have been leaked online according to the country’s Ministry of Health (MOH).
Continue Reading…Japanese Govt. Plans to Hack IoT Devices
The Japanese government wants to secure all Internet of Things devices before the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. How? By approving a law which allows government workers to hack into people’s insecure devices.
Continue Reading…Oklahoma Securities Commission Exposed FBI Investigations
Another day another data breach, but in this instance a huge leak of government data was exposed.
Continue Reading…24 Million Bank Loan & Mortgage Documents Exposed
Due to poor security practices, millions of people’s data have been exposed once again, leaking confidential information. In this recent breach, 24 million bank loan and mortgage documents were exposed.
Continue Reading…Amadeus Security Flaw Exposed Passenger Data
You booked a flight for an important business meeting. As the day approaches closer, you check your flight information. What? This isn’t the flight you booked… the date, the time, the location?! Everything is wrong! What happened?
Continue Reading…Exactis Data Breach Impacts Nearly Everyone
You might have never heard of Exactis, a marketing and data aggregation firm, but they know you. Last summer in June 2018, Exactis inadvertently leaked 340 million records of personal data.
Continue Reading…Amazon Scam: Beware of Unexpected Deliveries
In this brushing scam, you may receive packages you did not order from Amazon show up on your doorstep. Seems like a good problem to have, but … how did they get your name and address?
Continue Reading…Google Maps Speed Limit Features
Google Maps has made new improvements to their app, making driving to your destinations go without a hitch!
Continue Reading…Collection #1 Data Breach Consists of 773 Million Emails
With nearly 22 million passwords and 773 million emails compromised by hackers in the Collection #1 database, it is time to change your password and reevaluate your online security.
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