Meta potwierdza kradzież kodu i danych 1,5 tys. osób

Meta przyznaje: hakerzy weszli do repozytoriów GitHub i wynieśli dane osobowe 1,5 tys. osób. W tym samym wydaniu: wyciek danych uczniów w Kalifornii i ustawa o kamerach Flock.

Źródła:

• Meta says hackers stole code and data on 1,500 people, SecurityWeek reports
• Hackers steal personal data of millions of California students in massive breach
• Your bumper sticker could help Flock cameras track where you go — new bill aims to stop it
• Your secrets aren’t safe with this cute robot toy — they’re on Chinese servers ready to be hacked | The Verge
• Sainsbury’s 'dangerous' facial recognition is back, months after ejecting an innocent shopper — and there’s no way to opt out
• The Supreme Court Is Leaning Toward a Digital Privacy Victory
• NHS data breaches a disgrace, says health secretary
• Three In Four Indian Company Websites Show No Consent Banner, Months Before DPDP Obligations Take Effect: ComplyDP Study
• ‘I felt disgusted’: MEP speaks out over nude deepfakes and urges EU action | Online abuse | The Guardian
• New Jersey worker says employer's AI photographed her at home every 3 minutes, then fired her
• Bosses Deploying AI-Powered Spyware That Watches Workers Constantly
• Is it safe to upload photos of your child to AI?
• 3 Reasons To Buy A Local Video Doorbell Instead Of Another Cloud Subscription
• Your Smart TV Has One Big Problem: It's Tracking What You Watch

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