Collaborate Disseminate
Match.com allegedly put users on its free version at risk – by not filtering out communications that it knew were from fake accounts. Continue reading Match knowingly puts people at risk from scammers, FTC charges
Andrei Tyurin is the first to be convicted in one of the largest thefts of customer data from a single US financial institution in history. Continue reading Russian pleads guilty in massive JPMorgan hacking scheme
The suit was filed under BIPA, the Illinois law that requires written consent to grab people’s faceprints – the same law Facebook’s battling. Continue reading Vimeo sued for storing faceprints of people without their say-so
Yes, people have the right to be forgotten, but only if they’re European, the top EU court ruled on Tuesday. Continue reading Google wins landmark case: Right to be forgotten only applies in EU
“Oh no! However shall I give away Bitcoin to all my followers?” sobbed a bunch of crooks. Continue reading Twitter’s new policy bans financial scams
100K or so creators in the YouTube car community were targeted by a phishing campaign that captured 2FA codes. Continue reading YouTube ‘influencers’ get 2FA tokens phished
400 developers have been naughty with user data, noncompliant with policy, and/or have ignored Facebook’s audit, it says. Continue reading Facebook has booted tens of thousands of data-grabbing apps
This is the second such suit, with shareholders asking why execs sold $40m+ of their shares while downplaying the ransomware attack. Continue reading Investors accuse FedEx of lying, stock dumping after NotPetya attack
The tech-support scammers were allegedly part of a network of crooks in the US and India who conned about 7,500 victims. Continue reading Two charged with tech-support scamming the elderly for $10m
It’s not just China: at least 75 out of 176 countries globally are actively using AI technologies for surveillance purposes, research shows. Continue reading Report: Use of AI surveillance is growing around the world