ShinyHunters Claims $13 Million Attack on CyrusOne That Could Expose Data Center Floor Plans and Security Files A notorious hacking group is demanding $13 million from major US data center operator CyrusOne after allegedly stealing millions of records and highly sensitive information about the company’s facilities, including floor plans, electrical diagrams and access-control data. The […]
Discover how establishing a robust data retention strategy secures remote work environments, ensures regulatory compliance, and minimizes liability for distributed teams handling sensitive information.
Navigating privacy law in the workplace is complex. This guide explains how data subject rights apply to employee data, ensuring compliance while protecting workforce privacy.
Europe’s regulatory and ethical landscape is increasingly hostile to black‑box AI — artificial intelligence systems whose internal logic and decision‑making processes are opaque even to their creators. This opposition isn’t merely philosophical; it is deeply rooted in Europe’s commitment to transparency, human rights, data protection, and individual autonomy — all of which are embedded in […]
A group of former intelligence operatives turned rogue has been arrested for siphoning funds from North Korean state banks, highlighting the volatile nature of state-sponsored cybercrime ecosystems.
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ShinyHunters Claims $13 Million Attack on CyrusOne That Could Expose Data Center Floor Plans and Security Files A notorious hacking group is demanding $13 million from major US data center operator CyrusOne after allegedly stealing millions of records and highly sensitive information about the company’s facilities, including floor plans, electrical diagrams and access-control data. The […]
Uber Hit With Nearly $1 Billion Fine After Algorithms Suspended Drivers Without Enough Human Oversight Uber has been hit with an €825 million ($966 million) privacy fine after Dutch regulators found that automated systems were used to suspend drivers in ways that violated their rights under Europe’s data protection laws. The decision could have consequences […]
Iran-Linked Hackers Shut Down UK Power Plant for Four Days in Alarming Cyberattack A small British power plant was forced offline for four days after an alleged cyberattack linked to Iran, marking a disturbing new chapter in the growing threat against critical infrastructure. A cyberattack reportedly linked to Iranian hackers has successfully disrupted a power-generating […]
9 Million Faces Leaked Online: How to Find Out If ClarityCheck Has Your Photo A massive ClarityCheck data exposure has left more than 9 million facial images accessible online, raising a frightening question for millions of people: is your face already sitting inside a database you never knew existed? A reverse-image and people-search service called […]
Police Want to Scan Faces in Public, Now Children Are Caught in the Facial Recognition Debate Privacy and children’s rights groups are pushing back against plans to expand live facial recognition by police, warning that innocent people could be subjected to biometric surveillance without clear rules protecting them. A growing coalition of civil liberties, human […]