US Authorities File Indictments Against Two Alleged Anthem Hackers Drew Wilson | May 16, 2019 Authorities in the US have filed indictments against two alleged hackers. They are accused of infiltrating Anthem and taking 78.8 million customer records.
Indiana Attorney General Files Lawsuit Against Equifax Over Breach Drew Wilson | May 14, 2019 The attorney general of Indiana has filed a lawsuit against Equifax. It is in response to the massive data breach that took place in 2017.
US Begins Long Process to Extradite Assange After Hearing Drew Wilson | May 8, 2019 The United States moved quickly to begin the process of extraditing Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange. Assange is fighting this.
Julian Assange Sentenced to 50 Weeks in Prison Drew Wilson | May 1, 2019 Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange has now been sentenced to 50 weeks in prison. All this as political uncertainty sets in.
FTC Could Fine Facebook Up to $5 Billion for Privacy Violations Drew Wilson | April 26, 2019 US trade regulator, the FTC, could fine Facebook up to $5 billion for privacy violations. That’s according to newly surfacing reports.
Press Freedom Index Falls for Both Canada and the United States Drew Wilson | April 24, 2019 Reporters Without Borders has released its annual report for the state of international press freedom. The news is not good for both Canada and the US.
Class Action Lawsuits Filed Against Marriott Following Breach Drew Wilson | January 13, 2019 Things are going from bad to worse for hotel chain Marriott. After the 383 million account breach, class action lawsuits have been filed.
Neiman Marcus to Pay $1.5 Million Settlement Over 2014 Breach Drew Wilson | January 9, 2019 In 2014, Neiman Marcus had a data breach of 370,000 payment cards. Now, the luxury retailer will pay $1.5 million in a settlement.
Facebook Faces Lawsuit Over Cambridge Analytica Scandal Drew Wilson | December 27, 2018 Facebook once again is in the news over a lawsuit filed against it for the Cambridge Analyica scandal.
US Democrats Want Answers for Anti-Competitive Throttling Drew Wilson | November 15, 2018 It’s been a well-documented problem that US carriers are throttling competing services. Now US senate Democrats want answers from four major carriers.
