This week's #securityfail comes from @timehop. On July 4th, the company announced that they fought off a "network intrusion". 21 million people's information was taken. Cases like these show that your data is always at risk. Make sure you are protected with #NoSecrets.
This week's #securityfail comes from Australian software developer @PageUpPeople . On June 5th, the company disclosed that it had detected "unauthorized activity" on its private servers. Make sure your data is safe with #NoSecrets.
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This week's #securityfail comes from MyHeritage. On June 4, 2018 a security researcher on the company's payroll discovered a database file which leaked 92.3 million customers email addresses and passwords. Make sure your data is protected with #NoSecrets
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This week's #SecurityFail comes from @CocaCola. A hard drive containing the information of over 8,000 employees was stolen by a disgruntled employee last September. Make sure your personal information is protected with #NoSecrets.
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Breach report #3 is out with an analysis of the @Equifax breach and some insight on a new leak involving high profile streamers from @YouTube and @Twitch . Check out the full report.
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This week's #securityfail comes from @vtechtoys , the worlds largest producer of electronic learning products. They recently had to pay a $650,000 lawsuit after failing to protect the information of over 6.4 million children.
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Remember when we talked about acquiring the @Equifax breach data? If you haven't searched #NoSecrets in awhile we have 34 million reasons why you should.
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This week's #securityfail comes from @locationsmart which allowed users to register for free and gain access to see the real-time location of the majority of US cellphones.
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#NoSecrets Breach Report 2 is out now! We've added some new data from @Twitter, @Spotify, @Linkedin and more.
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This is why we do what we do. @Equifax time to learn from this and lead the way for #securitybydesign xitter.cf/CNET/status/9938869969…
Number of people affected by Equifax:
🎂 146.6 million Birthday’s
🔐 145.5 million Social Security Numbers
🏠 99 million Adresses
🚗 17.6 million Driver’s License Numbers
💳 209,00 Credit Card Information
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It appears that third party sites using @facebook API could be passing your data onto additional services. Making your data more susceptible to being collected by the wrong people. Read more in the linked article.
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This is missing the point. @facebook did this, they are collecting everything you do on their website and suite of applications and selling it to other companies besides @CamAnalytica. @CamAnalytica is just a scape goat until this politically charged news is forgotten. xitter.cf/cnnbrk/status/99176978…
Cambridge Analytica is shutting down. The firm with ties to Trump's campaign says the Facebook data scandal drove away business. cnn.it/2HPPS7P
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Cyberattack crashes Tennessee county’s website on election night.
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We've released new data on our #NoSecrets platform. Check out @jimjim527 post on @Peerlyst to find out what it contains and look into our future plans. bit.ly/2FkJX8I
Now security solutions companies we "trust" can't even get it right. Nice one #RSA. xitter.cf/arstechnica/status/987…
When you go to a security conference, and its mobile app leaks your data arstechnica.com/information-… by @thepacketrat
If you use @googlechrome you could have been hacked through fake ad blocking extensions. Find out which ones are fake in the article below. #securityfail
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Check out the new #NoSecrets app for @Android devices! Our first version includes search and notifications for when new breach data is added.
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This week's #securityfail is brought to you by @Squarespace and @WordPress. Check out the article to find out why, and in the meantime, watch out for suspicious browser notifications.
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Zuckerberg got off lightly. Why are politicians so bad at asking questions? | Jonathan Freedland theguardian.com/commentisfre…