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Grubhub discloses data breach, customers’ personal information leaked
Grubhub has revealed that a data breach has occurred. The American food ordering and delivery company is confident that the incident has been fully contained.
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OpenAI and SoftBank announce partnership to develop AI agents for Japanese companies
OpenAI and the SoftBank Group are going to team up in order to develop AI agents in a way that is customized specifically for each company.
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Microsoft says goodbye to free VPN in Microsoft 365 subscriptions
As of February 28th, people with a Microsoft 365 Personal or Family subscription will have to manage their online privacy without the company’s free VPN service.
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Google asks court to overturn verdict against Epic Games
Google is trying to undo a jury verdict and a judge’s order forcing the tech company to remodel its Play Store.
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OpenAI introduces AI agent Deep Research
OpenAI has announced a new AI agent designed to help companies and organizations to conduct in-depth multi-step research on the internet called Deep Research.
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UK to adopt new laws that prohibit the creation of CSAM with AI
The UK government has announced four new laws that will tackle the creation of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) with artificial intelligence (AI) tools.
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DPAs launch investigations into DeepSeek
Privacy regulators from Belgium, France, Italy, the Netherlands, and South Korea have requested information from DeepSeek about what information the company collects and processes.
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LinkedIn lawsuit over sharing private messages for training AI models dismissed
The class-action lawsuit against LinkedIn for sharing the contents of private messages with third parties to train AI models has been dismissed.
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Court: ‘Irish DPA must investigate Noyb complaint’
The General Court has ruled that the Data Protection Commission (DPC), the data protection authority (DPA) from Ireland, must launch an investigation into a complaint that was filed by Noyb years ago.
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DeepSeek might have unlawfully used OpenAI’s data to train its R1 model
Microsoft and OpenAI are currently investigating whether their Chinese competitor DeepSeek might have used OpenAI’s models to train its own chatbot.
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MGM Resorts agrees to settle data breaches for $45M
MGM Resorts International has agreed to financially compensate victims of a data breach in 2019 and a ransomware attack in 2023 for a total of $45 million.
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Italian DPA: ‘data of millions of Italians at risk because of DeepSeek’
Many praise the potential of DeepSeek; the Garante per la Protezione dei Dati Personali (GPDP) is concerned that the newest AI chatbot may pose a risk for millions of Italians.
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Google asks court to annul EU antitrust fine of €4.1 billion
Google has objected to a €4.1 billion fine at the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), asking the judges to annul the decision.
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CNIL: ‘Data breaches are often caused by recurring security flaws’
Most data breaches occur because attackers follow similar operating procedures and exploit the same security flaws.
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Noyb: ‘Strict GDPR enforcement only exists on paper’
When the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force in May 2018, Brussels promised us a new era of data protection. Truth is that data protection authorities (DPAs) are highly inefficient and hardly impose fines on companies that violate our privacy.
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TalkTalk investigating data breach at third-party supplier
UK telecommunications company TalkTalk is looking into a data breach at a third-party supplier after a threat actor posted a message on the dark web.
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US wants to ban TP-Link routers due to risk of cyberespionage
United States government officials are worried that TP-Link routers could be used to launch attacks on the US infrastructure.
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Former IT employee forces British Museum to partially close its doors
The British Museum in London was forced to partially close its doors last weekend after a former employee tempered with its IT infrastructure.
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Meta plans to invest $65B in expanding its AI infrastructure
Meta is planning to spend between $60 and $65 billion this year in the United States to enlarge its artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure.
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Former Disney employee pleads guilty to conducting series of cyber intrusions
39 year old Michael Scheuer, who used to work at Walt Disney World, has pleaded guilty to hacking into his former employer’s menu system after he was fired last year and changing allergy information.
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