Ontario’s Legal Marijuana Store Suffers Data Breach
On October 17, 2018, marijuana became legal in Canada. 15 days later, Ontario suffered a data breach in one of its stores.
Category Archives: Security
Canadian RCMP Finds Themselves to Be Credit Card Fraud Victims
The Canadian RCMP have found themselves to be out over $100,000 after a gas card was cloned by organized criminals.
Mozilla Teams Up With ProtonVPN to Offer VPN Service to Users
Mozilla is expanding its offerings once again. This time, they are offering VPN service to their users.
Cathay Pacific Hit With Data Breach: 9.4 Million Accounts Compromised
Cathay Pacific is the latest to admit they were hit with a data breach. It is estimated that 9.4 million accounts were compromised.
Yahoo! to Pay $50 Million For 3 Billion Account Data Breach
In terms of raw numbers, it is considered the biggest data breach ever. Now, Yahoo! is going to pay $50 million.
As Net Neutrality War Heats Up, American’s Flee to VPN Safety
As the litigation war intensifies between ISPs, states, and the Trump administration, American’s are increasingly relying on VPN services for protection.
Anthem Settles for $16 Million Over 78.8 Million Record Data Breach
It was a data breach that affected 78.8 million people in 2015. Now, Anthem is settling with the US government for $16 million.
35 Million Americans’ Voter Registration Info Being Sold Online
If you have $42,200 burning a hole in your pocket, you too can buy the voter registration information of 35 million American’s on a hacking forum.
Facebook Breach Sparks Investigations in Ireland and the US
Irish authorities and the FBI are both launching investigations surrounding the recent Facebook data breach.
Facebook Could Face a $1.63 Billion Fine Over Breach
The 50 million user data breach apparently affected 5 million European users. Some are saying that Facebook could be slapped with a $1.63 billion fine.
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