Stories Tagged as
Data breach
Is it ethical to hide your data from the machines?
by
Molly Wood
Aug 22, 2019
It’s one thing to try to keep personal information from Facebook. But what if a company is going to use it to save people’s lives?
Capital One target of massive data breach
Jul 30, 2019
A security breach at Capital One Financial compromised the personal information of about 106 million people, and in some cases the hacker obtained Social Security and bank account numbers.
Not much has changed since the 2017 Equifax breach
Jul 22, 2019
Cyber security experts warn that consumers are as vulnerable to hacking now as they were back then.
Facebook is facing a fine. What about Zuckerberg?
Jul 15, 2019
The Federal Trade Commission is reportedly ready to hit Facebook with a fine of about $5 billion.
Ever wondered what the dark web looks like?
by
Kai Ryssdal
and Maria Hollenhorst
Jan 2, 2019
A cybersecurity researcher gave us a guided tour.
Massive, extended data breach within Marriott's hotel empire
Nov 30, 2018
Some 500 million Starwood guests have had their information compromised.
Is the Google Plus data breach a threat to Google's business?
by
Renata Sago
Oct 9, 2018
Google’s parent company, Alphabet, has announced new privacy measures that include shutting down its social network Google Plus. The decision comes after news this week that Google exposed the private data of hundreds of thousands of Google Plus users. We’re talking full names, email addresses, birth dates, profile photos and more. Google opted not to […]
For public good, not for profit.
Why the Facebook breach isn't just about Facebook
by
Molly Wood
Oct 5, 2018
At least 50 million users had their accounts compromised in the breach.
Is your data safer today than when the Equifax data breach was announced a year ago?
by
Molly Wood
Sep 7, 2018
The breach affected 147 million people. Here's what's happened since.
The Equifax breach happened a year ago. If you’re still frozen, you’re not alone.
by
Renata Sago
Sep 6, 2018
Many consumers are keeping their credit frozen, just to be safe.