2.5 billion Gmail users endangered after Google database hack A hacker group gained access to Google databases and is now attempting to scam Gmail and Google Cloud users.

National Public Data has returned under new ownership as a free people search engine. While it purports to rely on publicly available information, you still should remove your records.

Critics have raised concerns about privacy as well as access to the platform for users falsely flagged as underage.

The IRS has sent thousands of crypto warning letters, with a 758% spike in reports over 60 days. Even investors who reported taxes correctly are being flagged due to missing cost basis data. New Form ...

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Not every use of AI presents the same level of risk and policies should reflect that. For example, we can provide access to an AI application with caution for the user or allow the transaction only in ...

A colossal data breach has reportedly exposed approximately four billion records containing personal information of hundreds of millions of users, primarily from China. The 631-gigabyte database ...

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The Trump administration has expanded Palantir’s work with the government, spreading the company’s technology — which could easily merge data on Americans — throughout agencies.

A scam using artificial intelligence voice messages to impersonate senior U.S. officials is targeting individuals to steal personal account information and illicitly obtain money. The incidents ...

The National Institutes of Health will partner with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid to create a database of Americans with autism, using insurance claims, medical records and smartwatch data.

With a dating app, however—a business which is dedicated to handling users’ most intimate (literally) and sensitive data—it obviously pays to spend a little bit more time locking stuff down.