HopSkipDrive says personal data of 155,000 drivers stolen in data breach
Student ride-sharing startup HopSkipDrive has confirmed a data breach involving the personal data of more than 155,000 drivers. Los Angeles-based ...
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Los Angeles County to pay $5 million to election executive wrongly accused of data breach
Los Angeles County agreed to pay $5 million to a top executive at an election software company who had been ...
23andMe breach targeted Jewish and Chinese customers, lawsuit says
Genetic testing company 23andMe is being accused in a class-action lawsuit of failing to protect the privacy of customers whose ...
Ledger address security breach, clear signature commitment by June 2024
In response to a security breach last week that resulted in the theft of $600,000 in user assets, hardware wallet ...
General Electric investigates alleged cyber breach involving military data By Investing.com
© Reuters General Energy (NYSE:) is currently investigating an alleged security breach after a hacking group known as CyberNiggers, with ...
Ethereum Breach of $2,000 Draws Major Players into the Fray
ethereum (eth) price showed outperformance compared to bitcoin (btc) in the previous week, mainly due to the registration of the ...
OpenSea Cautions API Users Following Nansen Data Security Breach
OpenSea, a popular trading platform in the non-fungible token (nft) space, has reportedly warned its users about the safety of ...
A Rube Goldberg chain of failures led to breach of Microsoft-hosted government emails
In the first half of July, Microsoft disclosed that the Chinese hacking group Storm-0558 had gained access to emails from ...
DAOMaker investigates a security breach in the game Degen Zoo!
Degen Zoo, DAOMaker's NFT game inspired by Logan Paul's CryptoZoo, could have been exploited in the last 48 hours. Consequently, ...
Wells Fargo to pay $97 million for sanctions breach By Reuters
© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The Wells Fargo Bank branch in New York City, U.S., March 17, 2020. REUTERS/Jeenah Moon By ...
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