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CAM4 Data Exposure Leaks Billions of Records from Adult Streaming Website

A recent CAM4 data exposure left nearly 11 billion records exposed. A team of researchers uncovered the leak by CAM4, an adult streaming website. According to komando.com, it is estimated that just over 6.5 million of those records were from users in the U.S. The information leaked in the CAM4 data exposure included full names, […]

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Third Chegg Data Breach in Three Years Impacts Nearly 700 Employees

Multi-billion dollar education tech company Chegg—which specializes in digital and print textbook rentals, as well as online homework help solutions—announced it suffered another data breach. This Chegg data breach impacted approximately 700 of its employees. It marked the third data breach of Chegg or its acquisitions since 2018. Unlike the 2018 Chegg data breach, which

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Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, CDC, NIH and WHO Employee Information Exposed

Nearly 25,000 public health organization employees had their email addresses and passwords exposed after they were dumped online. According to the SITE Intelligence Group, a U.S. – based hacker activist is the likely source of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Health (NIH) and World

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“Zoom-bombing” Leads to More Online Child Privacy Concerns

Schools, businesses and individuals are making drastic changes right now due to concerns surrounding COVID-19. Some of the protective measures, such as social distancing and self-isolation, translate to technology picking up the slack to keep businesses and education moving forward. However, that is leading to child privacy issues particularly using technology not originally intended to

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Financial Database Leak leads to over 500,000 Documents Exposed Online

Two financial companies that appear to be connected were the apparent leakers of a financial database leak of important client and employee data. The database was linked to the MCA Wizard app, which was created by Argus and Advantage. According to vpnMentor, who discovered the unsecured information online, Argus and Advantage had stored more than

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Canon Data Breach Leads to General Electric (GE) Employee Information Being Exposed

There are many different ways a person’s information can be stolen in a data breach. General Electric (GE), one of the largest electronics companies in the world, announced that it had information of current and previous employees’ exposed through a Canon data breach. On February 28, 2020, GE was notified that there was a third-party

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While Work-From-Home Conference Calls Soar in Popularity, So Do Zoom Privacy Issues

UPDATED 12/8/2020– With so many people working and socializing from home, more than just businesses – employees, families and friends – are trying to find a place to gather (hold virtual meetings, religious services, game nights, birthday parties and happy hours). Zoom has become “that meeting place” for most. According to the Chief Executive of

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