AT&T paid $400,000 to a hacker to erase vast troves of call and text logs stolen from its customers. This ransom, discovered through blockchain analysis, sparked concerns over national security and privacy breaches, especially given the magnitude of the data involved. The hacker even provided a video claiming to show
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has issued a stark warning about the Temu marketplace app, alleging it operates as a “data theft business” rather than a legitimate online marketplace like Amazon or Walmart. Griffin claims Temu uses malware and spyware to infiltrate users’ devices and gather extensive personal data, going
According to The New York Times, your driving may be secretly scored as auto insurers increasingly monitor driving habits through data collection, impacting both insurance rates and privacy. You are aware of your credit score. It may also be the case that you have a driving score. Your driving habits,
Geofencing Warrants have gained traction, but they are a threat to privacy, and there is no guarantee that authorities will interpret them correctly.