SEC to Investigate First American 885 Million Record Data Leak Drew Wilson | August 22, 2019 The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said that it is investigating the First American data leak. The leak exposed a stunning 885 million files.
Barr Receives Pushback for His Anti-Encryption Stance Drew Wilson | August 16, 2019 William Barr is receiving a large amount of pushback after he pushed for the war on encryption to be fought on American soil once again.
Epic Games Hit With Class Action Lawsuit Over Fortnite Hacking Drew Wilson | August 15, 2019 A class action lawsuit has been filed against Epic Games over Fortnite hacking which potentially saw users credit card information exposed.
Canada Considers Joining the War on Encryption Drew Wilson | August 9, 2019 It is probably one of the most ill-advised technological effort. Now, Canada could become the fifth country to jump off that cliff.
LAPD Hit With Data Breach – Thousands Exposed Drew Wilson | August 8, 2019 It seems that one of the latest victims of a data breach is non other than the police. The LAPD is been hit with a data breach.
GitHub Hit With Lawsuit Over Capital One Data Breach Drew Wilson | August 6, 2019 While Capital One is certainly getting their fair share of lawsuits, it seems GitHub has somehow managed to receive one over the breach as well.
Capital One Faces Class Action Lawsuit in Canada Drew Wilson | August 5, 2019 More bad news for Capital One. After suffering from a data breach, the company is now facing another class action lawsuit.
Five Eyes Intelligence Organizations Continue to Demand Backdoors Drew Wilson | August 4, 2019 The five eyes spy agencies are continuing to push for backdoor access to encryption. This in the wake of another high profile data breach.
Not Everyone May Be Getting Their $125 Equifax Settlement Drew Wilson | August 2, 2019 More controversy is coming from the Equifax data breach story. It seems that not everyone will be getting their $125 settlement.
Australia’s Anti-Encryption Laws Contradict US and EU Privacy Laws Drew Wilson | August 1, 2019 The bad news keeps rolling in for Australia’s anti-encryption law. This time, some are pointing out that it contradicts American and European privacy laws.
