Privacy
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Louis Vuitton Investigates Data Breach Affecting UK Customers Amid Ongoing Cybersecurity Concerns
Luxury fashion house Louis Vuitton is investigating a data breach that has exposed customer information tied to its UK operations. This breach is the third linked to LVMH brands in recent months, raising concerns about security practices across the luxury retail sector.
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Denmark Proposes Landmark Copyright Amendment to Combat Deepfake Technology
Denmark is set to propose a groundbreaking amendment to its copyright laws allowing individuals to claim ownership of their likeness as a means to combat the growing threat of deepfake technology. The legislation aims to empower citizens to have unauthorized digital reproductions of their image and voice removed from online platforms.
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Paddy Power and Betfair Confirm Data Breach Affecting 800,000 Customers
Paddy Power and Betfair have confirmed a data breach affecting up to 800,000 customers, with information such as usernames and email addresses compromised. The companies assure that sensitive payment details remain secure, although partial payment data may be at risk.
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Security Flaw in McDonald’s AI Hiring Tool Exposes Personal Data of 64 Million Job Seekers
A security flaw in McDonald’s AI hiring tool, McHire, has led to the exposure of personal data for over 64 million job seekers. Researchers discovered that default credentials and an Insecure Direct Object Reference vulnerability allowed unauthorized access to sensitive information.
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Major Security Flaw Exposes Billions of eSIM Devices to Spy Attacks
A new study reveals critical vulnerabilities in eSIM technology, affecting billions of devices worldwide. Security expert Adam Gowdiak warns that these flaws could allow attackers to spy on users and manipulate services, raising concerns over the potential for espionage and unauthorized access to sensitive information.
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New Vulnerability in ServiceNow Exposes Sensitive Data to Low-Privileged Users
A newly identified vulnerability in ServiceNow, known as Count(er) Strike, allows low-privileged users to access sensitive data improperly, prompting urgent calls for enhanced security measures from enterprises using the platform.
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Major Mobile Ad Fraud Operation IconAds Discovered
The IconAds mobile ad fraud operation, involving 352 Android apps, has been disrupted, according to HUMAN. The malicious apps generated 1.2 billion daily bid requests, primarily targeting users in Brazil, Mexico, and the US, before their removal from the Play Store.
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Verizon and T-Mobile Deny Data Breaches amid Claims of Stolen User Records
Verizon and T-Mobile US deny recent data breaches despite claims by a hacker selling sensitive customer information. The allegations involve millions of personal records being offered online, prompting both companies to assure customers that the data is not current. However, users remain cautious due to each company’s history with data security.
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Qantas Cyberattack Exposes Data of Six Million Customers
Qantas has revealed a cyberattack that resulted in the theft of data belonging to six million customers. The airline assures that it is investigating the incident while maintaining the security of its operations.
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Esse Health Reports Data Breach Affecting Over 263,000 Patients
Esse Health has reported a data breach impacting over 263,000 patients in a cyberattack that began on April 21. The healthcare provider reassures patients that their information is being protected and offers free identity monitoring services.
