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Dark Reading
Sharing information is critical to help organizations protect data and systems. To be even more effective, collaboration should be inclusive — vendors, researchers, and private companies large and small.
Bleeping Computer
File-sharing site Zippyshare has announced they are shutting down the site by the end of March 2023 after announcing they can no longer afford to keep the service running. [...]
Krebs on Secuity
A new breach involving data from nine million AT&T customers is a fresh reminder that your mobile provider likely collects and shares a great deal of information about where you go and what you do with your mobile device -- unless and until you affirmatively opt out of this data collection. Here's a primer on why you might want to do that, and how. Certain questions might be coming to mind right now, like "What the heck is CPNI?" And, 'If it's so 'customer proprietary,' why is AT&T sharing it with marketers?" Also maybe, "What can I do about it?" Read on for answers to all three questions.
Bleeping Computer
Bleeping Computer
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has proposed to ban the online counseling service BetterHelp from sharing its customers' sensitive mental health data with advertising networks and marketers. [...]
The Register
Once is an accident. Twice is coincidence. Surely there won't a third incident for roadside assistance company A former employee of RAC, one of Britain's major roadside recovery service operators, has pleaded guilty to data theft after he stored traffic accident information on his personal device that was passed onto claims companies.…
The Hacker News
We spent forty years defending ourselves as individuals. Trying to outsmart cybercriminals, outpower them, and when all our efforts failed, only then we considered banding together with our peers to outnumber them. Cybercriminals don't reinvent themselves each time. Their resources are limited, and they have a limited budget. Therefore they use playbooks to attack many people. Meaning most of
The Register
Campaigners say it's unlikely to pass a test in the courts, though The EU has issued a draft decision agreeing that measures taken by the United States ensure sufficient protection for personal data to be transferred from the region to US companies.…
Krebs on Secuity
InfraGard, a program run by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to build cyber and physical threat information sharing partnerships with the private sector, this week saw its database of contact information on more than 80,000 members go up for sale on an English-language cybercrime forum. Meanwhile, the hackers responsible are communicating directly with members through the InfraGard portal online -- using a new account under the assumed identity of a financial industry CEO that was vetted by the FBI itself.
Dark Reading
Stop chatty apps from oversharing and eliminate a hacker backdoor — train developers on "security first" while subjecting APIs to least-privilege zero-trust policies.