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Bleeping Computer
Google is rolling out 'Personal Intelligence,' a new Gemini feature that pulls your data from Gmail, Photos, Google Search, and other products. [...]
The Register
All I want for Christmas … is all of your data A new, modular infostealer called SantaStealer, advertised on Telegram with a basic tier priced at $175 per month, promises to make criminals' Christmas dreams come true. It boasts that it can run "fully undetected" even on systems with the "strictest AntiVirus" and those belonging to governments, financial institutions, and other prime targets.…
The Register
Operators accidentally left a way for you to get your data back. CyberVolk, a pro-Russian hacktivist crew, is back after months of silence with a new ransomware service. There's some bad news and some good news here.…
Graham Cluley
If you live in the UK/EU/Canada/Hong Kong, LinkedIn has given you until Monday to stop AI from training on your profile. You have to opt-out if you don't want this to happen to your data. Take action now, and tell your friends. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
The Register
Secure your data, avoid US sanctions, and stay compliant with European cybersecurity alternatives … Partner Content What happens when your company's future depends on a service controlled by another country that loves trade fights, tariffs, and industrial-scale surveillance? That's the risk for European businesses relying on American providers; a single political move can disrupt operations overnight.
The Register
Worried about your data? Not to worry, we'll check the dark web for you! Yes really A week after its services were disrupted by a cyberattack, UK telco Colt Technology Services has gone back on its initial statement to confirm that data has indeed been stolen.…
Graham Cluley
Police have struck a blow against the DiskStation ransomware gang which targets Synology NAS devices, and arresting its suspected ringleader. Make sure that you have properly hardened the security of your Network Access Storage devices to reduce the chances of your data being locked up by a ransomware attack. Read more in my article on the Fortra blog.
Graham Cluley
The AiLock ransomware gang gives its victims just 72 hours to respond and five days to pay up... or else. If you don’t comply? They will grass you up to regulators, email your competitors, and leak your data for good measure. What a lovely bunch of cybercriminals... Read more in my article on the Fortra blog.
The Register
Tech giants don't need smartphone mics to target adverts – your insurer just gives your data away, anyway US health insurance giant Blue Shield of California handed sensitive health information belonging to as many as 4.7 million members to Google's advertising empire, likely without these individuals' knowledge or consent.…
The Hacker News
Firefox browser maker Mozilla on Friday updated its Terms of Use a second time within a week following criticism overbroad language that appeared to give the company the rights to all information uploaded by users. The revised Terms of Use now states - You give Mozilla the rights necessary to operate Firefox. This includes processing your data as we describe in the Firefox Privacy Notice. It