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Seven months after it found out, FamilySearch tells users their personal data has been breached
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Shouldn't affected users have been told sooner?
The Register
If you could stop storing records on people unconnected to any crimes, that would be great An EU watchdog says rules that allow Europol cops to retain personal data on individuals with no links to criminal activity go against Europe's own data privacy protections, not to mention undermining the regulator's powers and role.…
ZDNet Security
After years of deliberation, the largest Southeast Asian market ratifies personal data protection bill, which will apply to local businesses as well as international corporations that handle data of Indonesian consumers.
Bleeping Computer
Virtual pet website Neopets has suffered a data breach leading to the theft of source code and a database containing the personal information of over 69 million members. [...]
ZDNet Security
Names, addresses, national IDs and mobile phone numbers, along with police and medical records among information said to be being offered.
The Register
And some of it may have been leaked on social media A California state website exposed the personal details of anyone who applied for a concealed-and-carry weapons (CCW) permit between 2011 and 2021.…
The Register
Also, Chrome add-ons are great for fingerprinting, and hacked hot tubs splurge details A Japanese contractor working in the city of Amagasaki, near Osaka, reportedly mislaid a USB drive containing personal data on the metropolis's 460,000 residents.… In brief
Graham Cluley
Same-day delivery firm CitySprint has warned couriers it has suffered a data breach that may have allowed hackers to access their sensitive personal data. An email sent on April 7th to thousands of drivers confirming that a security breach had occurred. CitySprint, which was recently acquired by parcel delivery giant DPD Group, uses self-employed drivers … Continue reading "CitySprint confirms security breach, warns delivery drivers their personal data may be in the hands of hackers"
The Register
So says High Court after appeal from rights org dismissed A privacy rights org this week lost an [PDF] in a case about the sharing of Bulk Personal Datasets (BPDs) by MI5, MI6, and GCHQ with foreign intelligence agencies.… appeal