Before the Equifax breach, there was the Experian breach, the Anthem breach, and the OPM breach.
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That should be scary to anyone who has followed data breach after data breach after data breach.
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This data breach follows the settlement of another monumental breach: Equifax.
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Go deeper ... Be smart: When a "data breach" isn't a breach
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The complaint alleged breach of lease, breach of guaranties and waste.
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Facebook breach: This is a major breach that must be investigated.
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Benchmark alleges fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and breach of contract.
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Yahoo Breach Compromises 3 Billion AccountsThe most accounts ever compromised in one breach.
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Benchmark sued Kalanick for fraud, breach of contract, and breach of fiduciary duty.
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Prompt breach notification There should be a 48-hour requirement for breach notification.
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We treat data as private when it's already been exposed in breach after breach.
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It includes claims for breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty and fraudulent inducement.
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The concern is less about a breach of information than a breach of trust.
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The firm sued him for fraud, breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty.
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It alleges incidents of assault, defamation, wrongful termination, breach of contract, "intentional infliction of emotional distress," breach of fiduciary duty, breach of contract, and violation of California's labor code.
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The 2014 breach was believed to be the world's biggest known cyber breach by far.
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The suit alleges that Kalanick committed fraud, breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty.
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Go deeper: Senators slam Uber over 2016 data breach The blowback from Uber's data breach
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While most states have passed breach notification laws, policies on breach remediation remain open-ended.
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It was actually in investigating this breach that Yahoo apparently "discovered" the 2013 breach, too.
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The 2017 Ponemon Cost of a Data Breach Study details as an example that U.S.-based financial industries that suffer a breach will, on average, spend $11 million per breach.
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During its investigation into the 2014 breach, Yahoo uncovered a separate 2013 breach that compromised all 3 billion of its accounts, by far the largest known breach of consumer information.
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Benchmark sued Kalanick for fraud, breach of contract, and breach of fiduciary duty on August 10.
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The Marriott breach from last fall nearly ties Yahoo's 2014 breach at 500 million users affected.
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Breach by Eliot Peper Eliot Peper's third and final installment of his Analog trilogy is Breach.
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The complaint alleges copyright infringement, breach of implied-infact contract, breach of confidence, and unfair competition.
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It alleges copyright infringement, breach of implied-in-fact contract, breach of confidence and unfair competition.
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Breach of trust: Vickery argues that it is a breach, but of a non-standard sort.
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Pabst is accusing MillerCoors of breach of contract, breach of anti-competition laws, fraud and misrepresentation.
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Such consent is intended to apply to an injunction of any breach or threatened breach. b.
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But the incidents raises questions about breach preparation and breach response that are difficult to answer.
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Despite historic breach after historic breach, our personal data largely remains unprotected and up for grabs.
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"Under HIPAA's Breach Notification Rule, healthcare providers are required to notify patients affected by a data breach "without unreasonable delay" and "no later than 60 days following the discovery of the breach.
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The security breach the FTC was looking into then was far smaller than the freshly disclosed 3 breach — with personal data of around 100,000 Uber drivers' accessed during the May 2014 breach.
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The Data Security and Breach Notification Act would require companies to report a breach within 30 days.
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Equifax's stock dropped sharply after this breach and has somewhat recovered since, though not to pre-breach levels.
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Yesterday Benchmark sued Kalanick for fraud, breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty in Delaware Chancery Court.
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Breached three times: A Dropbox breach in 2012, LinkedIn hack from 2012, and a Myspace breach in 2008.
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The internet giant reported the huge breach last week, having begun its investigation into a possible breach in July.
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Some interesting data from the MySpace breach was published by LeakedSource, including the most popular passwords in the breach.
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The Equifax data breach this week has quickly become recognized as the quite possibly the worst breach in history.
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The Shield Act expands New York's breach notification requirements and imposes heightened data security requirements to prevent a breach.
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Capital One's breach disclosure comes about a week after Equifax announced a settlement with authorities over its 2017 data breach.
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Not every set of data that circulates online is a data breach and not every data breach is created equal.
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According to the docs, she's suing for legal malpractice, breach of contract, fraud, notary misconduct and breach of fiduciary duties.
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The March breach occurred months before the recently announced breach that may have impacted as many as 143 million Americans.
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Around 6.5 million passwords were posted online when the breach occurred, although LinkedIn never confirmed the scope of the breach.
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The details: The company was alerted of the breach on June 26, but it's unclear when the breach actually began.
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The March breach occurred months before the recently announced breach that may have impacted as many as 2023 million Americans.
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Immediately after the breach was announced, security researchers began to notice unusual features of the Equifax and breach notification websites.
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While Uber kept quiet about the 2016 breach, the FTC was investigating the firm for a similar breach in 85033.
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It is possible that Yahoo has not known about the breach very long — on average, it takes a company as much as 18 months for a company to discover a breach, according to the Verizon Data Breach Report.
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The company is seeking damages, to be determined during a jury trial, from both Anderson and Urmson for breach of contract, breach of duty of loyalty and aiding and abetting breach of duty of loyalty among other things.
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Several states and cities have sued the company, claiming it violated local breach disclosure laws by not publicly revealing the breach.
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The breach originally occurred in March 2016 at which time a notification should have been sent to ALAG indicating the breach.
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The hackers have tried to breach routers, switches and firewalls in an effort to breach organizations across the globe, officials said.
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What is astonishing is that last year's data breach of 1 billion accounts was already the largest data breach in history.
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The laxness in which Equifax has gone about disclosing the breach highlights the needs for clear-cut standards on breach reporting.
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Earlier this month, Benchmark said it was suing Kalanick on claims of fraud, breach of fiduciary duty and breach of contract.
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The Data Security and Breach Notification Act would require companies to notify consumers that they have had a security breach within 85033 days, institute a maximum five-year prison sentence for intentionally hiding such a breach, and create financial incentives for companies or organizations utilizing technologies that make consumer information unreadable in the event of a breach.
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Prosecutors also attributed the same hackers to breaches at health insurance giant Anthem, the Marriott Starwood hotel breach and the U.S. Office of Personnel Management breach in 2015, believed to be the largest breach in the U.S. government's history.
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But one customer who was affected by the breach accused the company of being potentially "misleading" about the scope of the breach.
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The venture capital firm accused Kalanick of fraud, breach of contract, and breach of fiduciary duty in a lawsuit filed last week.
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Peace recently claimed to be selling user information from a breach at Yahoo weeks before Yahoo announced its 500 million account breach.
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A final point worth making is that although I called this a "data breach" earlier, it's not really a breach at all.
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Around 85033 million passwords were posted online when the breach occurred in 2012, although LinkedIn never confirmed the scope of the breach.
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The breach occurred in 2014 in hotel company Starwood's database, and Marriott inherited the undetected breach when it bought Starwood in 103.
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Around 6.5 million passwords were posted online when the breach occurred in 2012, although LinkedIn never confirmed the scope of the breach.
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The breach, revealed less than two weeks after the massive breach of credit reporting firm Equifax, generated immediate scrutiny on Capitol Hill.
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Regardless of timing, pre-set processes by which companies notify customers of a breach should be part of their post-breach responsibilities.
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In the wake of the breach, lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have backed establishing a national standard for breach notification.
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He is suing Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, John McVie and Mick Fleetwood for breach of fiduciary duty and breach of oral contract.
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According to the 2017 IBM and Ponemon Cost of Data Breach Study, the average cost of a data breach was $7.35 million.
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Mass outrage over Equifax breach: The massive breach of credit rating firm Equifax is attracting scrutiny from government officials across the country.
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The breach included the names and driver license numbers of at least 10,888 Uber drivers in Washington and, under the state's data breach law, those affected are required to be notified within 45 days of the breach, Ferguson's press release said.
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"We will begin an immediate investigation into the [Capital One] breach, and will work to ensure that New Yorkers who were victims of this breach are provided relief," James tweeted Tuesday, just a day after the breach was made public.
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The executives first came under scrutiny in the wake of Equifax publicly disclosing the breach when media reports noticed that they had dumped almost $2 million in the days following the breach, but before the breach was revealed to the public.
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Is a data breach a single violation, or is the defendant liable for separate penalties for every consumer record exposed in a breach?
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In California, for example, a company involved in a major breach is required to "conspicuously" post information about the breach on its website.
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On one hand, AT&T deserves praise for having a placeholder data breach page ready to go in case of a data breach.
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The meat processing firm, West Liberty Foods, is suing Blue Apron for breach of contract, fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and unjust enrichment.
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The average total cost of a breach, according to the 2015 Cost of Data Breach Study: Global Analysis, is now at $3.79 million.
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That year they sued Amusement Six Apartments for breach of warranty of habitability, emotional distress, negligence and breach of contract, among other charges.
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Covenant Breach, Leverage Headroom Exhausted in 2016 The EBITDA contraction is likely to result in a covenant breach under the RCF during 2016.
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The data comes from a 2012 breach of the company's database, but offers new detail on the depth and scope of that breach.
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He says reworking the organizational chart happened between the breach and his arrival, after poor organizational structure impacted how the breach was handled.
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Data breach insurance will (and does) protect companies from liability costs, but only an estimated one in three companies has data breach insurance.
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A representative from Massachusetts' Attorney General office railed against two proposed national breach notification standards that would weaken her state's breach notification laws.
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In 2002, its legislature passed the first state data breach law requiring businesses to disclose any breach of the security of personal information.
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Should Trump be given a notice of a breach of contract, he would have 30 days to resolve the breach or be evicted.
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But the company would not say when the breach happened — or if Chegg knew of the data breach prior to the acquisition announcement.
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"Although information relating to the breach was reported to members of Yahoo's senior management and legal department, Yahoo failed to properly investigate the circumstances of the breach and to adequately consider whether the breach needed to be disclosed to investors," the SEC said.
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Separately, the company said the data breach it disclosed in September — affecting about half a billion users — is likely separate from this data breach.
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Equifax announced the breach yesterday, and so far the company's behavior has been an example of how not to respond to a data breach.
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The average time to identify a breach in the study was 201 days, and the average time to contain a breach was 70 days.
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The audio and video media platform alleges breach of written contract, breach of oral agreement, intentional interference with prospective economic advantage and trademark infringement.
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How quickly and effectively targeted organizations respond is crucial, and requires the development of a data breach response plan before a breach takes place.
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Slack resets user passwords after 2015 data breach Slack will reset the passwords of users it believes are affected by the historical data breach.
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The Cambridge Analytica data loss was the result of a breach of contract, rather than a technical breach in which a company gets hacked.
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Equifax said the breach had caused customers to withhold business and could not estimate how much various expenses related to the breach would cost.
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"We are aware of press reports describing a breach in late 2016 at Uber and Uber officials' actions after that breach," a spokesperson said.
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It was re-introduced last year in response to the Equifax breach but, like all data breach regulation in Congress, hasn't gained much momentum.
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Thus, the Equifax breach teaches us one additional lesson: We need consumer reporting agency reform perhaps more urgently than we need data breach protection.
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Smith repeatedly apologized for the breach and said the company's informational website had received around 420 million "consumer visits" since the breach was revealed.
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In August, Canal Productions filed a $6 million lawsuit against Robinson for breach of fiduciary duty, breach of duty of loyalty, conversion, and fraud.
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The regulator reported the breach to the Department of Homeland Security's Computer Emergency Readiness Team (CERT) when the breach was first discovered, he said.
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And even better, the ways in which companies respond in the aftermath of a breach is as important as the details of the breach itself.
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As we have seen in the past, how companies respond to data breach events will be judged equally or higher than the breach event itself.
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The breach of the credit monitoring firm Equifax, which exposed extensive personal data for 143 million people, is the worst corporate data breach to date.
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Similarities between this breach and the Ticketmaster breach in June led RiskIQ researchers to believe that British Airways was attacked by the same group—Magecart.
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In November, hotel chain Marriott disclosed a historic data breach affecting up to 23 million people — topped only by Yahoo's breach of 22 billion users.
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The data breach affected 50 million riders and 7 million drivers; around 600,000 driver license numbers for U.S. drivers were also included in the breach.
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Klijnsma called the incident "another well-disguised attack" that looked near-identical to the recent British Airways credit card breach, and earlier, the Ticketmaster breach.
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Equifax learned about a major data breach in its system sometime in March of this year, well before it made news of the breach public.
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"The Federal Trade Commission must immediately begin an investigation into both the breach itself and the company's outrageous delay in disclosing the breach," added Pallone.
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The military said there had been "many attempts to infiltrate and breach the fence" that day, and warned Gazans not to try to breach it.
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While several stories characterized this incident as a breach, it wasn't actually a breach — at least not in the way most people use the term.
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XKCD disclosed the breach over the weekend, after security researcher Troy Hunt, who maintains the data breach notification website Have I Been Pwned alerted them.
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Users argued the breach cost them money by requiring the purchase of identity-theft prevention services and that Yahoo should have disclosed the breach sooner.
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The breach happened on May 4, the company said, but added that customers who joined after April 5, 2018 are not affected by the breach.
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Benchmark Capital, one of Uber's biggest investors, sued Kalanick on Thursday in a Delaware court for fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and breach of contract.
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Assange's bail breach case will move next to the Crown Court, which handles more serious criminal offenses, where he'll be sentenced on the bail breach issue.
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The breach took place nearly two years after consumer credit reporting company Equifax disclosed a breach that compromised the data of more than 140 million people.
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That email service famous for undergoing the largest breach of user data ever—and then outdoing itself a few months later with an even larger breach?
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A preliminary review of the data and debris suggests a breach in the second stage's helium system, but the cause of the breach is still unknown.
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On average, 240 days elapse between a security breach in a computer system and detection of that breach, said Tim Rains, director of security at Microsoft.
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Following revelations of its own recent breach, credit reporting agency Equifax screwed this up by directing breach victims to a suspicious-looking and easily-faked URL.
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The report found that fewer companies that experienced a data breach and were already in compliance with GDPR, or 74 percent, were impacted by the breach.
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Between the massive Equifax data breach of 2017 and this massive Capital One data breach, it's been a bad few years for keeping personal data secure.
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At the time, officials called the breach of SingHealth -- a network of public healthcare providers -- the "most serious breach of personal data" in the country's history.
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The CBP breach came on the heels of a similar data breach involving a third-party organization that occurred in the health care industry last week.
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Yahoo said Monday that it has spent approximately $15.4 million related to a 225 security breach announced in September and a 221 breach announced in December.
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Corporations use data breach insurance to protect themselves from the costs associated with breaches, but it's time for data breach insurance to spread to the masses.
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Along with news of the breach came reports that three Equifax executives sold $2 million worth of stock shortly after the breach was discovered in July.
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And as recent activity by Twitter shows, companies may have to go through the equivalent of a breach notification even in the absence of a breach.
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The breach impacted over a thousand email addresses, passwords, phone numbers, and other sensitive information, according to a researcher mentioned in Transmit Security's breach notification message.
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Unlike a breach at a bank or department store, the people who were impacted by the breach cannot chose to use a different service in response.
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Of those who had received a data-breach notification in the year before the survey, 77 percent reported being satisfied with the company's post-breach response.
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The company discovered the breach on July 29 and has been working with a private cybersecurity company as well as law enforcement to investigate the breach.
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On the data breach front, the Irish DPC says it received a total of 3,687 data breach notifications between May 25 and December 31 last year — finding just four per cent (145 cases) did not meet the definition of a personal-data breach set out in GDPR.
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Quest noted in its official statement on the breach that it had not yet received "complete information" on the details of the breach from the AMCA, such as which customers were impacted, and that it has also not been able to verify that the breach took place.
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"In reality, Trustwave lied when it claimed that its so-called investigation would diagnose and help remedy the data breach, when it represented that the data breach was 'contained,' and when it claimed that the recommendations it was offering would address the data breach," Affinity's complaint reads.
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In a Delaware Chancery Court filing, originally identified by Axios' Dan Primack, the suit alleges that Kalanick committed fraud, breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty.
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At Cambridge Health, Ream said surprise breach drills have been invaluable to help the staff learn how to implement a quick, coordinated response to a breach situation.
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Congress appeared poised to create a national breach notification law governing how and how quickly companies must notify anybody whose personal information is stolen in a breach.
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It's not clear if the breach is real, who posted it, or why, but some security researchers think the breach may be more than just a hoax.
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In July 2017, Anthem agreed to settle litigation over the breach for $115 million, which lawyers said would be the largest settlement ever for a data breach.
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Startup Breach Exposed Billions of Data PointsThe Apollo breach exposed billions of records and is a good example of how enticing "aggregated" data troves are to hackers.
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This is a call to amend our current data breach notification laws to encompass personal data obtained through social engineering as a recognized form of data breach.
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Gross sued Pimco in 2015, claiming his dismissal from the company was a breach of contract, and a breach of covenant of good faith and fair dealing.
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The Data Security and Breach Notification Act, introduced in the United States Congress in November 28503, provides further incentive to prevent an attack from becoming a breach.
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The firm says the source of the breach may have been a phishing attack or a breach at one of the companies that stores Time Warner's data.
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The company intends to notify any customers affected by the breach when it receives specifics on the timeframe of the breach and the restaurant locations possibly affected.
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However, NBC News contacted a man listed in the breach with a Secret Service email address who said that the MGM never contacted him about the breach.
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Equifax says it discovered the breach on July 29 and has been working with a private cybersecurity firm as well as law enforcement to investigate the breach.
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After I have a breach of trust with someone, it destroys the confidence I've invested in that person—and being assaulted is a huge breach of trust.
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Initial reports of the breach came through an SEC filing made by Quest Diagnostics informing investors that at least 11.9 million Quest patients were affected by the breach.
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Though the data breach obviously spells trouble for those with YahooMail accounts, users with hacked accounts need to keep in mind that the breach goes so much further.
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Sangeet Kaur Deo, a lawyer for the Russian, Chinese and Malaysian families, said they were seeking unspecified damages for negligence, breach of contract and breach of statutory duty.
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Kalanick's filing said Benchmark Capital had the information in its lawsuit, which accuses him of fraud, breach of contract, and breach of fiduciary duty, over a year ago.
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Since the breach, Target says it has taken actions including developing of point-of-sale management tools and decommissioning vendor access to the server impacted in the breach.
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The statement said the breach did not affect its production activities, but did not say whether the company believed the breach was related to the recent takeover activity.
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But here's the latest: Binary co-founder Justin Caldbeck has sued his former co-founder Jonathan Teo, alleging breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, fraud and more.
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The bill, known as the "Data Breach Prevention and Compensation Act," is about maintaining Americans' access to credit in spite of a company's data breach for Senator Warner.
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The number of users affected by the breach, the largest in history, was double the number implicated in a prior 2014 breach that Yahoo had disclosed in September.
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The hacker Guccifer 85033 took credit for the DNC breach and is widely believed to be a front for a Russian intelligence group tied to the Podesta breach.
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DOJ CHARGES RUSSIANS IN YAHOO BREACH: The Justice Department announced charges Wednesday against four suspects in the massive 28503 Yahoo data breach, including two Russian security service officers.
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We may also see insurance companies open cybersecurity departments and offer pre-breach and post-breach services, such as security architectural analysis, monitoring, incident response, forensics and more.
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The public data breach lists are a symptom of a deeper problem: U.S. cybersecurity laws place a disproportionate emphasis on notifying the public after a breach has occurred.
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It's about figuring out why this breach of trust happened, how to repair that breach and what the people in the relationship need to feel safe and loved.
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The report found that a smaller percentage – 74 percent – of companies that experienced a data breach while being in compliance with GDPR reported being impacted by the breach.
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What sets Equifax's latest breach apart has less to do with numbers — Yahoo's data breach last year affected 500 million accounts — than the value of the data stolen.
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This response is appropriate in cases where the breach is a result of poor security practices, as appears to have been the case in the 2017 Equifax breach.
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Of the 21 states that were targeted by the Russians then, only one — Illinois — suffered a known breach of an election-related database, and that breach was contained.
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Beleaguered credit agency Equifax tweeted a link to a would-be phishing site to a victim of its massive breach rather than the breach information site it intended.
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Shares of Equifax have fallen 5 percent since the breach was disclosed on July 29; it has been revealed that the company suffered an earlier breach in March.
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Equifax made a number of severe errors in handling the breach, beginning wth apparent insider trading by Equifax executives more than a month before the breach was made public.
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The bill, known as the Data Security and Breach Notification Act, seeks to implement nationwide breach notification standards and replace the confusing patchwork of state laws currently in place.
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The importance of cybersecurity is underscored by the cost of a breach, with IBM estimating the average cost of a data breach in the United States being $22021 million.
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I think the movement has been extraordinarily valuable in making men aware of the consequences of their actions when they breach consent, and clarifying what a consent breach is.
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The Department of Justice says that in August 2017, after learning about the breach, he began researching the impact that a similar breach had on another company's stock price.
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On a conference call with investors Thursday, CFO Francis Shammo called Yahoo's data breach "extremely large" and said Verizon is still evaluating what the breach means for the deal.
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The company initially denied the breach, but was challenged by the security reporter Brian Krebs — who broke the news — live on the company's earnings conference days following the breach.
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On Friday, the company said the failure appeared to be a large breach in the helium system of the second stage, although what caused the breach is not known.
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One of the key "claims to shame" of the Equifax breach was that the vulnerability the attackers exploited was long known, published four months before Equifax discovered the breach.
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Although some people thought Ms. Wojcicki would have to sell her company, she healed the breach with the F.D.A. the same way she healed the breach with Mr. Brin.
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The request came a day after Benchmark filed a lawsuit against Travis Kalanick, Uber's former chief executive, accusing him of fraud, breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty.
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" That means proof it was taken by "theft, bribery, misrepresentation, breach or inducement of a breach of a duty to maintain secrecy, or espionage through electronic or other means.
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The background: Apple filed suit against Nuvia founder Gerard Williams III in Santa Clara Superior Court back in August, alleging breach of contract and breach of duty of loyalty.
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It is too early to say what mistakes, if any, led to the Equifax breach, or even if the breach was the result of a mistake by the company.
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TWO PLEAD GUILTY IN IRS BREACH: The government has secured two guilty pleas in the recent data breach that exposed the sensitive information of hundreds of thousands of taxpayers.
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Then came news of the massive OPM breach, the Excellus BlueCross BlueShield data breach, infrastructure hacks by Iranians, and a steady, continuing stream of ransomware attacks -- all using spear-phishing.
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All 50 states have their own laws when it comes to notifying users after a data breach, and ITIF asks for a single breach standard in order to simplify compliance.
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As well as paying money out to anyone affected by the breach, Equifax has also agreed to a number of internal measures to prevent such a breach from happening again.
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Pasinosky is alleging discrimination, failure to prevent discrimination, retaliation, negligent training and supervision, breach of contract, breach of the covenant of good faith and fair dealing, and conversion against PayPal.
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Espionage is considered legal by international law, but the immense scope of the breach has led some to wonder if the breach was a special circumstance beyond what was acceptable.
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The Sakula malware has been linked to the OPM breach that exposed the personal information of millions of people, though the OPM breach is not specifically mentioned in the indictment.
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Minnesota: "DHS confirmed to my office that there was no breach and no attempt to breach Minnesota's election system," Secretary of State Steve Simon said in a statement released Friday.
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Shapiro specifically alleges Uber violated the Pennsylvania Breach of Personal Information Notification Act, which requires companies to notify people impacted by a data breach within a reasonable amount of time.
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Buckingham is accusing band members of breach of fiduciary duty, breach of oral contract and international interference with prospective economic advantage, according to court documents, and is seeking compensatory damages.
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What sets Equifax's latest breach apart has less to do with numbers — Yahoo's data breach last year affected 500 million accounts — and more with the value of the data stolen.
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"If the Gulf crisis is to last into 2022, then this breach of the blockade means that an even more significant breach would occur at the World Cup," he said.
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In its lawsuit, Benchmark, a Silicon Valley venture capital firm that is one of Uber's largest shareholders, accused Mr. Kalanick of fraud, breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty.
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" Cohen's lawyer, Rosen, said the settlement agreement had a clause that allowed the LLC "to seek an injunction in the event of a breach or threatened breach of the agreement.
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The company has begun informing customers of the breach — including in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K. Given that the breach falls under the European-wide GDPR rules, Starwood may face significant financial penalties of up to four percent of its global annual revenue if found to be in breach of the rules.
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The total cost of a breach that impacts 50 million comprised records (an average size breach) costs a total of more than $350 million — and these dollar amounts increase every year.
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Other key findings of the study include:The average time to identify a data breach is 197 days, and the average time to contain a data breach once identified is 69 days.
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In 2010, you could see a fight between the scrappy hackers and the evil empire — but after Guccifer, Sony Pictures, and breach after breach, the information war is harder to read.
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The Equifax breach claim process with then ask you whether you'd like restitution for time spent because of the breach, up to $25 per hour for a total of 20 hours.
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Benchmark Capital sued Kalanick earlier this month, alleging the former Uber CEO had committed fraud, breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty while trying to maintain control over the company.
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Taking into account the full-spectrum costs associated with a data breach, the average breach costs U.S. companies $33 million, according to a new study from IBM and the Ponemon Institute.
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Equifax llearned about a major breach in its systems in March, well before it disclosed a massive breach that included sensitive information for 143 million consumers, according to a Bloomberg report.
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Benchmark, an early investor and one of the largest shareholders in Uber Technologies, is suing the company's former CEO, Travis Kalanick, for fraud, breach of contract, and breach of fiduciary duty.
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The battle between Benchmark Capital and Travis Kalanick just went nuclear, with the venture capital firm suing the former Uber CEO for fraud, breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty.
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Though the sting of the breach may have faded for some, Pennsylvania attorney general Josh Shapiro confirmed to reporters that consumers have suffered identity theft as a result of that breach.
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Forged cookies With a billion accounts at risk, that would make this the biggest breach of ever — bigger than the Myspace breach of 360 million user accounts and 427 million passwords.
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GDPR has also brought in pan-EU breach disclosure requirements, which mean data controllers must now notify relevant authorities within 72 hours of a major breach affecting European citizens' personal data.
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Two House Democrats are accusing Uber of covering up a massive 28503 data breach from federal regulators while the company was negotiating a consent decree over a separate, earlier breach. Reps.
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And globally, health firms lose almost 7% of their customers after a data breach occurs, meaning a breach can present both a short-term and a long-term drag on revenue.
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The recently disclosed data breach at Equifax has understandably generated widespread concern about the immediate effects of this data theft on the 143 million Americans potentially at risk from the breach.
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Protecting yourself after the Equifax breach Due to the prevalence of data breaches, you should protect yourself against identity theft, whether your information was stolen in the Equifax breach or not.
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Morrison today said that while investigating that breach, authorities became aware of the additional breach of the Liberal party, Labor and Nationals' networks, which were also affected by the "malicious intrusion".
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Illustration: Facebook / GizmodoFacebook just reported a massive data breach.
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" Johnson called the comments "a real breach of trust.
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Kalanick, who remains on Uber's board, is being personally sued by early Uber investor Benchmark Capital, which alleges fraud, breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty, and aims to remove him.
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This data breach is now listed on Have I Been Pwned as the third largest ever, after the hack of 164 million LinkedIn accounts and the breach of 152 million Adobe accounts.
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If all the data indeed comes from MySpace, this would be the largest breach of emails and passwords ever, topping the list on the data breach awareness site Have I Been Pwned.
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"The plaintiff did not meet his legal burden of establishing any breach of duty of care or that such a breach was the proximate cause to his injury," Woods said in court.
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" Benchmark, which sits on Uber's board, is suing Kalanick for fraud, breach of fiduciary duty and breach of contract, claiming he was attempting to control the board for his own "selfish needs.
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But increasing uranium enrichment levels is still seen as a more serious breach than Iran's earlier breach on stockpiling low-enriched uranium, as it inches the country closer to a nuclear weapon.
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Benchmark Capital, one of Uber's earliest investors and largest shareholders, is suing Uber co-founder and ex-CEO Travis Kalanick on claims of fraud, breach of fiduciary duty and breach of contract.
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One of the targeted states was Illinois, which suffered a breach of its voter registration database by Russian hackers and announced a number of security enhancements last August after discovering the breach.
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And third, require DSRC spectrum users to notify appropriate law enforcement, government agencies and consumers if a serious breach occurs and take appropriate steps to mitigate the harms of such a breach.
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Yahoo says 20143 billion users were compromised in yet another data breach Yahoo says 22014 billion users were compromised in yet another data breach Less than three months after Yahoo disclosed it had suffered a devastating hack in 24.8 that exposed the information of 21 million users, the company on Thursday admitted yet another, far larger breach.
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"We are watching for a couple of levees that could breach, and if that breach threat becomes imminent then we could issue mandatory evacuations," Department of Emergency Management spokeswoman Melody Daniel told CNN.
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There is a possible glitch due to recent revelations about a data breach at Yahoo; because of the breach, Verizon and Yahoo are discussing potential liabilities that may impact terms of the deal.
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"This law is a dangerous law ... it is of course a breach of the right to freedom of assembly, it is a breach of freedom of speech and freedom of thought," said Harsono.
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Of course, breach notices are not classified documents, so if a company notifies thousands of customers, news of the breach likely will come from the media and sources other than the state website.
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"My office will begin an immediate investigation into Capital One's breach, and will work to ensure that New Yorkers who were victims of this breach are provided relief," James said in a statement.
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Refresher: In the wake of the breach, Bloomberg reported that three executives had actually dumped large amounts of stock in between the company learning about the breach and that information becoming public knowledge.
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After she filed her complaint, the company terminated Jones, saying that she worked on a freelance business during work hours, and it countersued her over breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty.
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DoorDash confirms data breach affected 73 million customers, workers and merchants The breach happened on May 4, the company said, but added that customers who joined after April 5, 2018 are not affected.
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Fees for no services offences could invite a maximum penalty of A$13,000 per breach, while unconscionable conduct and misrepresentation A$1.7 million to A$2.1 million a breach, ASIC said on Tuesday.
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The ICBA's lawsuit says that the breach, which became public in September, happened because Equifax failed to heed warnings about their security vulnerabilities and didn't devote the resources needed to stop the breach.
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The latest breach also intensifies speculation that China is somehow involved, having been responsible for previous hacks on Australian government systems, including a similar breach of the Federal Parliament's computer network in 2011.
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Since the recent breach, additional remediation steps have been taken.
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The OurMine hacker squad has claimed responsibility for the breach.
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After announcing the breach, Equifax directed its customers to equifaxsecurity2017.
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There are multiple lawsuits underway related to the Uber breach.
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Tyga countered the suit with a breach of contract lawsuit.
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Our sources say Cosby's attorneys were notified of the breach.
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I guess I just like Into the Breach this much.
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He stood in the breach in Washington against unthinking partisanship.
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The Irish Data Protection Commission is investigating the data breach.
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The team were fined 10,000 euros ($12,000) for the breach.
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The security breach has now been fixed, Cainiao told Xinhua.
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Illinois is the only state to admit a breach occurred.
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The data breach was one of the largest in history.
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They suggested they might sue me for breach of contract.
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Such a move could be a breach of the law.
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Smith had resigned in the wake of the 0.33 breach.
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Some opposition figures see this as a breach of sovereignty.
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Despite the occasional breach, it did a reasonably good job.
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READ: Facebook's latest data breach could cost it $1.63 billion.
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The public announcement demonstrates just how alarming this breach is.
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A breach could scare customers away to more established brokerages.
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But so far the scope of breach remains a mystery.
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Had they done so this breach would not have occurred.
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Chishti also warned about the possible breach of civil liberties.
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Then the breach happened and Equifax finally fixed the problem.
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But to national security professionals, it was a serious breach.
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OkCupid has denied that there has been a security breach.
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She is suing for wrongful termination and breach of contract.
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Mayorga alleges conspiracy, defamation, breach of contract, coercion and fraud.
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The amount of data sold varied based on the breach.
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And Microsoft has not explained how it discovered the breach.
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The other coast: Policymakers called for investigations into the breach.
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Labeling it a 'breach of the peace' is just stupid.
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Many users are seeing that as a breach of trust.
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If true, this was a breach of political financing rules.
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A company investigation into the breach, however, remains under way.
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Go deeper: Uber security contractor discusses lesson from 2016 breach
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No passwords were taken in the breach, the company said.
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Their branded timeshare properties are also included in the breach.
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Motherboard was provided the dataset by breach monitoring site Vigilante.
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This is not a data breach, just so you know.
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The paper calls it Facebook's biggest data breach to date.
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It appears to be a calculated breach by a spy.
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When it comes to notifying users following a breach, Sens.
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Robert said he informed Indane about the breach on Feb.
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The breach affected SingHealth, Singapore's biggest network of healthcare facilities.
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The breach was carried out by a hacker called IsHaKdZ.
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More than 150 million Americans were impacted by the breach.
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The breach took place between March and July this year.
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And what are the implications of a big DNA breach?
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Walgreens is suing embattled Theranos for alleged breach of contract.
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That knowledge could come in handy if there's a breach.
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The actress is now being sued for breach of contract.
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More recently, Cosby filed a breach of contract lawsuit Feb.
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As ever in Egypt the army stepped into the breach.
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Quest Diagnostics says 11.9 million patients affected by data breach
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Two, the legal consequences of the breach are becoming apparent.
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Iran says its missile launches do not breach the deal.
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Doing so is never easy after a breach of trust.
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Illinois election officials reported a security breach on July 12.
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To which some Imgur users are responding: Imgur Data Breach?
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The breach was limited to U.S. residents, the company said.
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BioReference Laboratories pushed the breach over the 20 million mark.
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One of those, an October breach at Newkirk Products Inc.
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And in February 2015, the company suffered a data breach.
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That breach was first disclosed by the SEC in September.
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Mueller never sued KYGO for breach of his employment contract.
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Copying articles to share with others is a breach ofFT.
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Officers are "unapologetic" about the privacy breach, the report added.
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A breach of Citrix's networks could potentially have significant reach.
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I've reached out to mSpy for clarity on the breach.
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At the time, the breach looked like traditional intelligence gathering.
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The paper would confirm neither the breach nor the investigation.
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Facebook brushed up against this in its September data breach.
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That would have been a breach back in the 1970s.
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They're suing for breach of contract and want the dough.
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Estonia and Spain sanctioned two REMIT breach cases in 2015.
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Just one breach is enough to ruin things for life.
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"Artificial intelligence will stop a data breach," said one email.
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SEC Commissioners did not learn of the breach until recently.
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And that was a breach of faith, in my view.
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Bitfinex suspended trading on Tuesday after it discovered the breach.
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It can be embarrassing, as in the Ashley Madison breach.
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The immigration system breach has also raised concern about security.
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And yet, since the breach, Hacking Team has been rebuilding.
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This rule, however, is honored almost exclusively in the breach.
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The latest company to jump into this breach is IRIS.
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Into the Breach isn't about "clearing the board" of enemies.
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Please note that this breach only affects our Forum service.
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The IDPC has begun a statuatory inquiry into the breach.
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There was no contract with Mr. Nash and no breach.
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Kmart had been affected by a separate breach last June.
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Every company listed above has had a major data breach.
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Failure to comply with them may result in a breach.
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It was the April breach that set off alarm bells.
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A breach of that contract means they lose the phone.
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The FBI is also said to be investigating the breach.
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A federal criminal investigation into the breach is under way.
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The accounts were identified by the breach notification service LeakedSource.
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The breach is estimated to have harmed 148 million consumers.
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Go deeper: SEC sues press release hackers for 2016 breach
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The potential charges are fraud, breach of trust and bribery.
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Erickson wired $10,000 but Bozell sued alleging breach of contract.
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The settlement came two years after Equifax discovered the breach.
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He did not want the pipeline to breach this land.
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This seems to be a different, rawer breach than most.
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The company did not announce the breach until September 7.
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Finding out you're a data breach victim is bad enough.
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"This was a major breach of trust," Zuckerberg told CNN.
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Clinton's email, made before her campaign disclosed the new breach.
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That was unethical, and a massive breach of journalistic integrity.
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As Bleeping Computer reports, the data breach occurred on macys.
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Beyond countersued on claims of breach of contract, Barrons reported.
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Guy Fieri's chicken chain was affected by the same breach.
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The breach is estimated to have harmed 220006 million consumers.
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Goldman Sachs said there had been no breach of ethics.
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The company also posted about the breach on its blog.
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"We are investigating the breach," said Jepsen spokeswoman Jaclyn Severance.
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The security breach had now been fixed, Cainiao told Xinhua.
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The agency first learned of the breach on May 31.
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AccuDoc informed Atrium Health about the breach on Oct. 1.
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It's the second breach affecting Quest customers in three years.
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A FAQ about the breach has been set up here.
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The data is from a breach that happened in 2008.
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We are continuing to investigate the source of the breach.
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CCAF believes the proposed Equifax data breach settlement falls short.
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The Times compiled reactions to the company's breach here. 7.
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In some ways, there was nothing surprising about this breach.
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The security breach involved user names, email addresses and passwords.
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The breach wasn't identified until 2016, according to the report.
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But the lawmakers' concerns are not limited to the breach.
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Facebook discovered the breach but failed to notify its users.
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It was the second major security breach Starwood has reported.
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During Stamos' tenure, Facebook didn't suffer any major data breach.
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The breach was larger than the Equifax debacle last year.
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The German government expressed annoyance at the breach of protocol.
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Uber paid hackers $100,000 to keep secret the massive breach.
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If you picked Equifax, which disclosed a breach on Sept.
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The Marine was later convicted of allowing a security breach.
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Researchers at vpnMentor discovered the Luscious security breach on Thursday.
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The breach could affect users' willingness to use Facebook products.
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They used, like, a flash bang to breach the room.
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How did Israel respond to attempts to breach the fence?
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He spent the next month trying to repair the breach.
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He points to the recent Zynga breach as a possibility.
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The Fancy Bear breach is what tipped off DNC officials.
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As data breaches have proliferated, data breach settlements have escalated.
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Since the breach was announced, two top executives have retired.
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Traders say any breach of those ranges would fuel volatility.
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Hewlett Packard informed the Navy of the breach on Oct.
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In some cases, smaller businesses declare bankruptcy after a breach.
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That breach compromised data on roughly 500 million hotel guests.
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That doing it would be a massive breach of protocol.
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Take my eyes, but don't let the NASDAQ breach 8,000!
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Some social media handles were also stolen in the breach.
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He called for more regulatory scrutiny of cybersecurity breach reporting.
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S. personnel are secure and there has been no breach.
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The Queen has sued The Sun for breach of copyright.
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This breach has put almost every adult American in jeopardy.
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Harris campaign aides and supporters voiced outrage over the breach.
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This could be a breach of Saudi data exclusivity regulations.
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The breach impacted users who joined before April 5, 2018.
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"House Republicans just committed an incredible and outrageous breach," Rep.
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The breach impacts almost a fifth of Iran's total population.
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Is it in the breach area, or is it elsewhere?
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However, the cause of the breach is not yet known.
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It didn't disclose the data breach publicly until Sept. 7.
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That's the same kind of data that Marriott's breach exposed.
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The breach was quickly closed, but the damage was done.
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The Hill was not able to immediately verify the breach.
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Equifax's data breach last year affected nearly 150 million Americans.
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Maybe it should have done that after the first breach.
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It's high time lawmakers focused on our nation's breach epidemic.
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The Federal Trade Commission is examining the breach as well.
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A Level 3 breach can be triggered at any time.
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Equifax's epic data breach has brought calls for greater oversight.
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Kinder is also thinking of suing for breach of contract.
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He also has been charged with aggravated breach of trust.
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Today is Wednesday, which means there's another Yahoo data breach.
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Kalanick was CEO when the 20163 breach and payout occurred.
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A 2016 study by the Ponemon Institute found that the average consolidated total cost of a data breach is $4 million, while the average cost of a breach in the US is $7 million.
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Here's the full statement on the Uber breach from ICO deputy commissioner James Dipple-Johnstone: Uber's announcement about a concealed data breach last October raises huge concerns around its data protection policies and ethics.
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Details: The Data Breach Prevention and Compensation Act would fine credit bureaus $100 for each person with at least one piece of private information stolen in a breach, and $50 for each additional piece.
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The Equifax breach is one of the largest of all time; the legal battle proving various points of neglect, damage, breach of contract and so on may take a year or more to settle.
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Regardless, the breach of Marriott's Starwood hotel unit seems poised to earn the title of the largest known breach of personal data, dwarfing Equifax's 2017 security incident by more than a hundred million souls.
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Read more: How to Navigate the Equifax Data Breach Settlement OfferIn addition, the Equifax breach settlement will provide all U.S. consumers six extra free credit reports a year for seven years, starting in 2020.
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The Trump Hotel Collection, owned by the Republican presidential front-runner, is investigating a potential breach of its credit card system, according to noted security news site KrebsOnSecurity, which first reported the potential breach.
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Tinkler has been involved in a lengthy legal battle with Stobart after he was ousted from the infrastructure and support services group last year for alleged breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty.
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The 220 Cost of a Data Breach Study from the Ponemon Institute and IBM pegs average costs per data breach globally at $26 million, including IT expenses, insurance, notification, and lost customers and business.
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The committee's leaders asked for a timeline of the breach, pushing for specifics on when three executives, who sold shares worth almost $1.8 million after the breach was discovered, were notified of the problem.
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The data, which was obtained during a July 173 leak, was published on a hacking forum on Monday and verified by ZDNet and Under the Breach, a soon-to-launch data breach monitoring service.
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There are websites that comb through data breach logs to check whether your email address and password have been stolen in a past data breach — one example is the website Have I Been Pwned.
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Failure to do this led to a 85033 data breach at JPMorgan Chase, where a neglected computer server was not updated with the latest software patches; the subsequent breach exposed 83 million customer records.
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Prosecutors found that Bonthu was not alerted to the breach at Equifax beforehand, but figured it out anyway after being tasked with developing an online interface for an unnamed company suffering from a data breach.
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Separately, the office of New York attorney general Eric Schneiderman said it was in touch with Yahoo and is currently examining the circumstances of the breach and Yahoo's disclosure of the breach to law enforcement.
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Not only did the ridesharing service lose control of 57 million people's private information, it also hid that massive breach for more than a year, a cover-up that potentially defied data breach disclosure laws.
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According to CNN, the FTC has agreed to expand a prior settlement concerning Uber's data practices and a breach in 2014 to include the 2016 breach, which involved data on at least 57 million customers.
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The investment firm, which owns 13% of the company, sued the former CEO for fraud, breach of contract, and breach of fiduciary duty in an effort to limit his influence on the ride-sharing service.
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Bowdich said that the information stolen in the breach still has never been used by those who took it, a mystery that has persisted since the breach and was first reported by CNBC last year.
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WNED is suing both Burton and RRKidz for copyright infringement, conversion, cybersquatting, breach of contract, breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, interference with customer relations, trademark infringement and declaratory relief.
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Last month, police recommended that Netanyahu be indicted for accepting bribes, fraud, and breach of trust in relation to his dealings with Milchan, and for fraud and breach of trust in connection with Packer's gifts.
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Court documents obtained by PEOPLE state that the singer is suing Lianna Shakhnazarian, Carey's executive assistant from March 2015 to November 2017, for breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, extortion and invasion of privacy.
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By the numbers: According to a recent federal edition of Thales Data Threat Report, 34% of federal respondents experienced a data breach in the last year and 65% experienced a data breach in the past.
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"What is considered as a 'large data breach' has changed drastically as a result of all of these huge sites that have been leaked this year," Keen, the pseudonymous creator of breach monitoring site Vigilante.
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Senators blasted Uber over their handling of a 2016 data breach and how it might affect a cybersecurity incentive program used to hide the breach from the public at a Senate Commerce Subcommittee hearing Tuesday.
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A year after the breach was disclosed, the company was criticized for facing few consequences as a result of exposing its customers' data, despite delays in disclosing the breach and bungling the response for consumers.
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This legislation is partially a response to companies like Equifax failing to disclose their breach for a shocking 22019 days, and more recently, Uber neglecting to notify authorities of their breach for over a year.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have clamored for more information about the breach, including why it took the company so long to disclose the breach when the activity was first detected at the end of July.
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"It defies credulity that there was not at least some overlap between those aware of the 2016 breach and those responding to the FTC investigation of the 2014 breach," they wrote in their letter Monday.
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Yahoo said in a filing with securities regulators shortly before the breach was disclosed that it knew of no cyber risks, raising questions about whether Verizon was informed of the breach in a timely fashion.
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Najib is currently facing more than 30 criminal charges over the 1MDB scandal, including money laundering and breach of trust, while former treasury chief Irwan Serigar Abdullah faces charges for a criminal breach of trust.
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The delay in disclosing the breach to users and initiating a password reset was reportedly motivated by Mayer's fear that any mention of a breach would drive users away from Yahoo's already-faltering email service.
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Elsewhere on Capitol Hill, lawmakers are weighing their response to the massive breach of 500 million Yahoo email accounts, with some pointing to the incident as evidence of the need for stiffer data breach laws.
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"Those individuals receiving the data breach notice also will receive offers of assistance to help mitigate any threats to their financial security," the memo says, an offer in many cases required by breach notification laws.
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UBER EXEC TO TESTIFY BEFORE SENATE ON 85033 DATA BREACH: A top Uber executive will testify before the Senate next week on the company's 2016 data breach, which exposed the data of 57 million users.
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"[The breach] showed how a lack of oversight and accountability from credit reporting companies played a key role in the largest credit consumer data breach in history," Warner said in a statement to The Hill.
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REPUBLICAN SENATORS PUSH UBER ON CYBER BREACH: Four GOP senators are demanding more details from Uber about a cyber breach the ride-hailing firm endured in which the accounts of 2202 million users were compromised.
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Go deeper: How to file a claim over Equifax's data breach
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At best, it can breach the social barriers that harm democracy.
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For many former Equifax employees, this breach came as no surprise.
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Here's what we know about the company tied to the breach.
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DNC official allege that the Russian government is behind the breach.
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Uber really screwed itself when it tried to conceal the breach.
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The opposition party had argued that was a breach of sovereignty.
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The HIV information leak was not related to the cyber breach
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After it discovered the breach, three executives sold off their stock.
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"This breach targeted democracy, not just the HNEC," Sayah told reporters.
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Capital One's breach was inevitable, because we did nothing after Equifax
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These decks live and breach in a way constructed ANR doesn't.
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In September, the company revealed a 2014 breach involving 500,000 accounts.
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Merlin had pleaded guilty to the breach at an April hearing.
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For one, Horowitz could potentially sue Fox for breach of contract.
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Has Facebook suffered from a data breach and hasn't disclosed it?
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At time of writing, Gizmodo had not independently confirmed the breach.
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No credit card information was taken in the breach, Facebook said.
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The attempt to breach the Clinton campaign was unsuccessful, investigators believe.
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Central banks are now being forced to step into the breach.
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Kelly was not rearrested on the latest breach of trust allegations.
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The breach exposed the credit records of some 145 million people.
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Download the full 2018 Cost of a Data Breach Study here.
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Maybe their Gmail password has been part of a data breach.
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Congressional lawmakers and staffers were notified of the breach on Saturday.
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Sanders apologized for the breach during a Democratic debate in December.
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" A Spotify spokesperson commented, "Spotify has not experienced a security breach.
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The charges in this case are breach of trust and fraud.
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Another breach was reported to Trump Hotels in March, Schneiderman said.
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They were brought in almost immediately after we recognized the breach.
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Amnesty said that was a breach of international human rights law.
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If a breach is identified, deception and other technologies kick in.
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It was the biggest breach of classified materials in U.S. history.
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Passwords do not appear to have been exposed by the breach.
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The attacking forces have been unable to breach Tripoli's southern defenses.
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British Airways breach caused by credit card skimming malware, researchers say
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Dr. Luke countersued for defamation and breach of contract shortly afterwards.
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The agency said it learned of the data breach May 31.
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Still, that refusal is a breach of the separation of powers.
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However, the investigation into the extent of the breach is ongoing.
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Could a 400-pound hacker have pulled the DNC breach off?
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The hackers behind the breach have never been identified by authorities.
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Forever 21's data breach puts it in some rarified company.
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The security breach was discovered by South Korean law enforcement officials.
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It is likely to herald many similar lawsuits over the breach.
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Facebook's recent incident, on the other hand, was definitively a breach.
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The data breach wasn't of a third-party, but a merchant.
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The Neiman Marcus case broke the dam on data breach standing.
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Finally, policy makers must focus on improving the breach remediation processes.
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The company said its U.S. business was unaffected by the breach.
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The data breach had a "material impact" on the acquisition discussions.
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The lawsuit alleges breach of contract and False Claims Act violations.
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It now says it will breach the limit within 503 days.
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The bill would also add new security and breach reporting requirements.
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The drugstore chain is suing Theranos for alleged breach of contract.
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But pensioners see Ms Tsai's plans as a breach of trust.
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Verizon and Nice Systems have said they are investigating the breach.
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Operating this way, there is no breach of duty of care.
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Did a hacker breach our firewall or was a vendor compromised?
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The data breach was first reported by the New York Times.
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The episode was dubbed yet another Facebook breach of user trust.
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And this data breach makes identity theft and financial fraud possible.
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Unfortunately, it's also the latest company to suffer a data breach.
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Eventually, Slack realized the breach was related to the 2015 hack.
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You can file a claim through Equifax's data breach settlement page.
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Grumpy Cat Limited swiftly filed a lawsuit for breach of contract.
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It's deception, a breach of ethics and taking up my time.
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Dominelli is facing obstruction of justice and breach of trust charges.
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And that's definitely the case with Panera Bread's 2018 data breach.
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The Yahoo breach could have affected more accounts than previously reported.
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On one extreme are hard nationalists who want a complete breach.
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Imagine, a cybersecurity breach has occurred at your financial advisor's firm.
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Gather information and find out everything you can about the breach.
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U.S. officials believe that Chinese government hackers are behind the breach.
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All said, the data breach affected more than 145 million Americans.
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A breach in 2014 exposed personal information of over 50,000 drivers.
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The river could top levees or breach weak spots, he said.
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The massive data breach was first reported last month by Lowyat.
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Equifax isn't liable for identity fraud stemming from the OPM breach.
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Chief executive Todd Brandenberg responded past our deadline, confirming the breach.
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The breach affected the personal data of 143 million American consumers.
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Paid breach notification site LeakBase provided Motherboard with the data sample.
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On average, it takes organizations several months to discover a breach.
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And data controllers can be fined for delaying a breach notification.
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Best Buy was also affected by the breach of [24]7.
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"I see this as a massive breach of trust," Nahles said.
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US, EU must work together in wake of Facebook data breach.
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Marriott inherited the undetected breach when it bought Starwood in 2016.
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This has been a breach of faith with the American people.
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The breach has affected usernames and passwords, but no financial information.
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A major, sweeping breach happened this summer in the credit space.
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It wasn't immediately clear there was a breach, Smith told Congress.
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The aggregators have never had a breach that we know of.
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It has tightened security since discovering the breach in July 2015.
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Bribery, fraud and breach of trust are Mr Netanyahu's alleged crimes.
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StockX was mopping up after a data breach, TechCrunch can confirm.
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The company acknowledged the breach only after the press discovered it.
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The latest breach involved the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
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"We've opened an investigation into the Marriott data breach," she tweeted.
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"This is much more than a consumer data breach," he said.
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Brinker is still working to evaluate the extent of the breach.
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In such a situation, there is no breach of fiduciary duty.
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Worse, they worry that authorities will soon breach those sensitive locations.
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The extent of the damage from the breach wasn't immediately clear.
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To decline a handshake is a serious breach of judo etiquette.
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Intentionally targeting civilians is a grave breach of the Geneva Conventions.
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For now, however, Republicans need to repair a breach of trust.
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Twitter said it saw no evidence of a breach or misuse.
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The company reported the breach to the FBI two days later.
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That prompted the Trump Organization to sue for breach of contract.
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The ATP has since confirmed there was no breach of regulations.
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The Equifax breach alone affected as many as 43 million people.
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But in some ways, a data breach at Uber is worse.
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The FBI announced on Friday that it was tracking the breach.
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But Congress still doesn't know the basic details of the breach.
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This might sound sprawling, but Into the Breach shows incredible focus.
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All that matters is patching up the breach to the tissue.
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But serious questions remain: Could the breach have been easily averted?
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Since the breach was announced, two other top executives have retired.
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The breach has sparked multiple federal and state investigations and lawsuits.
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The recent data breach at Equifax has millions asking that question.
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They too are more exposed to cyberattacks because of this breach.
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Claire McCaskill (Mo.) with an attempted breach ahead of the midterms.
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That minimizes the impact in the case of an insider breach.
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Security firms RiskIQ and Volexity revealed the breach on Tuesday evening.
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In all, the breach impacted 92,283,889 users, according to MyHeritage's disclosure.
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Symantec does not know how the hackers first breach the system.
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Raniere implied Daniela's alleged breach was equivalent to killing a child.
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Steam tells me I've spent 20 hours in Into The Breach.
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Uber is facing another lawsuit over the massive 2016 data breach.
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The company also said it informed law enforcement of the breach.
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Data breach legislation, Givens argues, should also include regulations like these.
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When a breach is confirmed, the client is contacted and informed.
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Most people involved in cybersecurity don't see this as a breach.
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The HIV information leak was not related to the cyber breach.
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The charges against Mr. Netanyahu include fraud and breach of trust.
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It was the biggest known breach of a company's computer network.
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KW: I was also a part of the breach, yeah, yeah.
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But for many black churchgoers, the current breach feels particularly painful.
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"That makes it more dangerous," Luqmaan said about the data breach.
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Expedia's Orbitz disclosed a breach that affects about 880,240 payment cards.
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In fact, he and Wheeler immediately notified Zipato about the breach.
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A similar breach recently cost Baltimore $18 million to repair damages.
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People in town feared an impact would cause a catastrophic breach.
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For some unlucky guests, the breach included their credit card information.
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When Mr. Pollard tried to cross the breach, he fell through.
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When the plane landed, the officer immediately reported the security breach.
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Equifax, for example, has already partly recovered after its massive breach.
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Several weeks ago, Verizon released the 22014 Data Breach Investigation Report.
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She notes that the law is a fundamental breach of privacy.
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It was a strong breach of the oppressive contract of niceness.
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It was your father who made the ethical breach, not you.
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Our "Your Money" columnist is all over the Equifax data breach.
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The breach included names and driver's license numbers for 600,000 drivers.
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Clyde Beswick's failure to compensate me was a breach of contract ….
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Go deeper: How to file a claim over Equifax's data breach
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The Night King used Zombie Viserion to breach the Wall — check.
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There isn't a breach, and 70,000 people aren't going to die.
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The cable channel is suing for fraud and breach of contract.
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The state of play: The breach was first discovered on Dec.
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Such a hint would be a breach of faith to Mamsutu.
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Security officials said they learned of the breach some time ago.
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The House investigation isn't the only probe into the data breach.
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Gray sidestepped calling the incident a breach of the department's systems.
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The charges outline a major breach of security for Silicon Valley.
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Netanyahu was charged Thursday with bribery, fraud and breach of trust.
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It was an attack, the biggest security breach in Facebook's history.
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The breach sparked investigations at both the state and federal levels.
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It is unclear how many customers were affected by this breach.
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Among the suits were claims alleging negligence and breach of contract.
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Equifax's own response to its breach has been marred by blunders.
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Here's what not to do when you have a data breach.
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It was a remarkable breach of protocol for an unelected aide.
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A breach is when hackers access information stored on computer systems.
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Separately, the Clinton campaign was rocked by its own data breach.
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The breach of support at $17,000 sparked further selling, he added.
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This was a major breach and therefore an investigation was warranted.
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Wylie claims Facebook knew about the data breach for two years.
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The company reportedly paid hackers $100,000 to cover up the breach.
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Disney, meanwhile, said it found no signs of a security breach.
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Again he was similarly charged with fraud and breach of trust.
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Trump sued Andrés for breach of contract; the chef then countersued.
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The company also said it took steps to mitigate the breach.
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A breach of the Swar irrigation dam's spillway at 4 a.m.
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In Israel, fraud and breach of trust is a single charge.
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According to Song, human error was to blame for the breach.
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Should big business step into the breach where politics is gridlocked?
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Twelve Security said the data breach involved 2.4 million customers worldwide.
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A screenshot showing SORM network integration exposed during the inadvertent breach.
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Facebook has been accused of a data breach, something it denies.
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This arrangement insulted us, but was it a breach of etiquette?
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The FBI previously said that it was "tracking" the Equifax breach.
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Among the suits are claims alleging negligence and breach of contract.
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Rival shippers are moving to fill the breach created by Hanjin.
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From this hellish man-made calamity, one voice ruptures the breach.
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The technicians used an explosive charge to breach the front door.
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A growing number of electrical entrepreneurs are stepping into the breach.
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The breach has been fixed, but the damage is already done.
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Equifax took six weeks to inform customers of the data breach.
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This would, if implemented, constitute a serious breach of international law.
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But this latest breach of the public trust takes the cake.
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Any other choice may seem a breach of the people's trust.
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If there was a breach of contract, civil law should apply.
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Shortly after, the telecommunications company notified law enforcement of the breach.
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It would be such a breach, because they're pretty inside baseball.
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Manafort confirmed to Politico that his daughter had experienced a breach.
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"This attack is a serious breach of security," Mr. Gill said.
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And, after all, its breach is what largely got him elected.
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Women violating confidentiality deals potentially face lawsuits for breach of contract.
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The notice said aircraft that breach the restrictions "may be intercepted".
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Now, Mozilla just filed a cross-complaint, claiming breach of contract.
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Russia denies the missile is in breach of the arms accord.
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Moody's in May revised its outlook of Equifax citing the breach.
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So, once more into that fantastic breach: Vox explains the news.
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So at the intelligence level, this is a very serious breach.
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" A spokesperson for the FTC also said the commission intends to make restitution as easy as possible for the vicitms of the breach, and that it will allow victims to be compensated "if the circumstances of their identity theft involved the same type of personal information that was exposed in the breach, and that the identity theft occurred after the breach.
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The findings: In the six months after Equifax announced the breach on September 7, 2017, consumers have filed upward of 20,000 complaints regarding the company on the CFPB's website related to the improper use of a credit report, incorrect information on a report, Equifax's inadequate resolution to problems after the breach, and the identity theft solutions Equifax put out post-breach.
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As The Dark Overlord's announcement notes, the breach itself was previously reported in vague terms by a specialist legal publication, and Hiscox Group pointed Motherboard to the firm's own April 2018 announcement of a data breach.
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Equifax learned about a major breach in its systems in March, well before it disclosed a massive breach earlier this month that included sensitive information for 143 million consumers, according to a new report from Bloomberg.
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Hudson's Bay said on Sunday it was the victim of a security breach that compromised data on payment cards used at some stores in North America, and that it had "taken steps to contain" the breach.
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Verizon has reportedly asked for a $1 billion discount in light of the breach, which was not disclosed until after the September sale even though Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer allegedly learned of the breach in July.
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There are now mandatory data breach notification laws in many countries; we are seeing organizations buy cyber insurance policies to help them cover the notification costs they will incur in the wake of a cybersecurity breach.
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It's fortunate for the sake of this article that, as I was writing it, Equifax suffered the most massive data breach in its history and Yahoo's estimates of its data breach rose to 3 billion accounts.
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Extra Credit: The revelation of the breach and the way it was kept quiet raises more questions about the tenure of Travis Kalanick, Uber's co-founder who was chief executive at the time of the breach.
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As services like Facebook repeatedly betray users' confidence with data breach after data breach, people have rightly decided to maintain a level of healthy skepticism when it comes to tech companies' access to their personal data.
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"The potential for a breach is especially heightened when sensitive information for over 44,000 individuals is stored without proper security measures," committee Chairman Lamar Smith (R-Texas) said when the original breach was uncovered in April.
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The security firm that investigated the breach, CrowdStrike, also said it stands by its assessment that the perpetrators of the breach were Russian government, forensic analysis that has since been backed up by other cyber companies.
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Yahoo's massive data breach revealed last year affected all of its 3 billion accounts, the company announced on Tuesday, triple the number that it had said were impacted when it revealed the breach in December 2016.
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But that was before Yahoo revealed that it had suffered a breach of 500 million user accounts in 2014, and before it disclosed another even larger breach of one billion accounts that took place in 2013.
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FINANCIAL INDUSTRY SPARS WITH RETAILERS OVER DATA BREACH BILL: The financial services industry is ratcheting up its support of legislation that would set nationwide data security standards and require businesses to notify customers following a breach.
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In addition to being yet another public relations nightmare for Uber, the way the company handled the breach might be in violation of data breach disclosure laws, and might prompt an investigation from the Federal Trade Commission.
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A recent RAND survey found that more than a quarter of U.S. adults received a breach notice in the past year, and 89 percent of them continued to do business with the company that reported the breach.
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Facebook executives, on Twitter no less, were quick to be clear that this wasn't a breach — though the argument is that it is, indeed, might not be considered a breach in the traditional sense of the word.
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Equifax learned about a massive breach of its systems in March, which a source "familiar with the situation" said was perpetrated by the same intruders that were responsible for the massive breach in July, according to Bloomberg.
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It is suing Google and the University for a violation of the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act, breach of express contract, breach of implied contract, tortious interference with contract, intrusion upon seclusion, and unjust enrichment.
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Advancing data breach legislation that requires all participants in the payments system to have bank-like data security standards and that establishes a national data breach notification standard would enhance security across the private and public sectors.
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New York's attorney general announced an investigation Friday into the Marriott data breach that may have exposed 500 million guests' information, complaining that the hotel chain did not immediately notify the attorney general's office of the breach.
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In a statement that was sure to be closely parsed, Equifax acknowledged the sheer scale of the breach and that the company had first discovered the breach on July 29, more than a month before going public.
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A recent study found that over the course of 2018, the average total cost of a data breach increased by 6.4% and the amount of data lost or stolen in an average data breach increased by 2.2%.
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IRS RELAUNCHES WEB TOOL AFTER DATA BREACH: The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on Tuesday formally relaunched its "Get Transcript Online" service, following last year's data breach that compromised the sensitive information of hundreds of thousands of taxpayers.
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The Data Breach Prevention and Compensation Act, unveiled ahead of a Senate Banking Committee hearing on data privacy, would require credit reporting agencies to pay $100 for each consumer whose personal data is compromised in a breach.
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Bleeping Computer reported on the breach on Monday and identified the compromise as a Magecart attack, a type of breach that involves compromising a website with malicious scripts to harvest payment information that a customer fills out.
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IgnitionOne faces a breach of contract complaint from its former investment firm IgnitionOne also faces a civil complaint alleging breach of contract from Progress Partners, an investment firm it hired to advise it on a potential sale.
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The lawsuit, filed in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, alleges breach of confidentiality, intentional interference with economic relations, conversion, breach of contract and other allegations pursuant to the Securities Act (Ontario), CanniMed said in a statement.
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"It's a breach of protocol, it's a breach of faith and all those things, but you know it's lighthearted, it's affectionate, good-natured, and the butt of my jokes was myself," Mr. Turnbull told a radio station.
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The case represents a bold attempt to use the CFAA in an unusual way: to punish not just hackers who breach a company's computers, but those who exploit its software to breach the computers of its users.
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A data breach is the unauthorized viewing, access of, retrieval or theft of data; you also may have read about data "exfiltration," the unauthorized transfer of data from a computer, which is a type of data breach.
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Given the nature of the credit bureau information and the magnitude of the breach, it may be that victims care more now about this breach, and more of them will take action to secure themselves from harm.
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At the same time, Mr. West worked to placate investigators who were digging into the 2016 data breach, which Uber had kept secret and which had prompted numerous state lawsuits for violation of data breach notification laws.
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Remember, breach estimates have been wrong in the other direction before, too.
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"The breach of the embankment is going to happen," he told reporters.
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Many others have sounded the alarm on Marriott's lackluster data breach response.
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It has been marked as the worst data breach in US history.
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Anyone who spent time undoing damage from the breach should pay attention.
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ET Monday, regarding a recent White House breach, the agency told CNN.
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The Equifax breach exposed vulnerabilities in how the companies keep data safe.
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In my work running the data breach service Have I Been Pwned?
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China said the U.S. tariffs are "a blatant breach" of WTO policy.
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Equifax claims it first learned about the breach months earlier in July.
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In less than desirable circumstances, passwords are reset following a data breach.
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The number of customers affected by the security breach is also unclear.
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Facebook disclosed a data breach on Friday that affected 6.8 million users.
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The website listed Minneapolis, Phoenix, Indianapolis as cities impacted by the breach.
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Tuesday morning, RiskIQ released a report on its investigation into the breach.
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That IP address, however, was not the one that committed the breach.
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These are details leaked in Equifax's 143 million record breach this year.
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Customers affected by the possible data breach will be notified by SunTrust.
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The breach occurred in October 2016 and was detected that same month.
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The company paid the hackers $100,000 to keep quiet about the breach.
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The breach as far as I heard doesn't compromise the ad technology.
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What rationale was provided by senior executives for covering up this breach?
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The attempt to breach the Clinton campaign was unsuccessful, investigators tell CNN.
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Wendell sits the two rivals down and tries to mend the breach.
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A human takes it from there, checking for signs of a breach.
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This is just the latest so-called "mega-breach" to be revealed.
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The potential breach has left some with HIV and AIDS feeling exposed.
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Today, we are well in breach of the 1°C upper limit.
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President Obama sent a letter to Vladimir Putin about the alleged breach.
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No data breach is good, but some are more palatable than others.
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Anti-corruption prosecutors are investigating Strache on suspicion of breach of trust.
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It also says that online orders were not impacted by the breach.
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While the security breach involved innocuous features, it points to larger concerns.
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The latest Facebook data breach is prompting scrutiny on the world stage.
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We hope we didn't leave people hanging too much at the Breach.
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More than 6,000 users complained about the breach on Zuckerberg's Facebook page.
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There were continuous attempts to storm the border and breach the border.
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Details of the breach started circulating over the weekend by security researchers.
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Why it matters: The Equifax breach occurred with a known vulnerable component.
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Into the Breach is hard, but it's the good kind of hard.
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You're wise to take this breach as seriously as you're taking it.
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Verizon declined to comment on how the breach might affect the deal.
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But proving Foxconn is in breach of contract would not be simple.
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It also alleges Facebook failed to inform users of the CA breach.
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But he said the yuan could breach those levels in the future.
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The Equifax breach resulted in the theft of 148 million consumers' data.
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The problems you described breach the warranty of habitability, a state law.
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Simply saying you were caught up in the Equifax breach isn't sufficient.
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If the breach becomes public anyway, get rid of your security managers.
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This created stringent requirements for data-handling, breach notification and user consent.
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The company said that it first learned of the breach on Sept.
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The U.N. refugee agency says the cuts breach EU and international law.
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A breach could break the brand of user trust it's been building.
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More than $450 million in bitcoins were stolen in the apparent breach.
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Rumors of a Twitter breach started circulating yesterday afternoon, fittingly, on Twitter .
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He faces a preliminary indictment for corruption, fraud and breach of trust.
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Another user saw the post and notified Capital One of the breach.
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"A breach of the trust and faith of the people," Curry explained.
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"A breach of that oath can also be treason?" the man suggested.
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The breach stemmed from Capital One's decision to store data in Amazon.
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Instead, it attributed the breach to a "misconfiguration" outside of the cloud.
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Does the breach only concern data collected in a specific time period?
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Activists are trying to force congressional lawmakers to step into the breach.
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It is time for this breach of American democratic protocol to end.
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Kromtech typically waits until a breach is secured before announcing its discovery.
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The previous data breach took place at Toyota's Austrian subsidiary in February.
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Half of the country was impacted by the Equifax financial data breach.
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Luckett and Roberson sued Knowles for breach of partnership and fiduciary duties.
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Rumors that CISOs have even hired post-breach fall guys are prevalent.
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He campaigned while facing indictments for bribery, breach of trust and fraud.
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On Wednesday, Dropbox confirmed the scale of a security breach in 2012.
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With every breach, another refrain is typically heard: That it was preventable.
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Into the Breach does things a little differently than most strategy games.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation said it is tracking the data breach.
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That is an atrocious breach of trust, for an already beleaguered product.
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Spiral Toys did not disclose the breach until Motherboard broke the news.
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Walmart — at least in rhetoric — is attempting to move into the breach.
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"Days make a huge difference when responding to a breach," she said.
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"Fuck people who do that, seriously," Reinhart wrote shortly after the breach.
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To target him now would be a breach of cold-war etiquette.
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A breach of the latter can be damaging for your financial future.
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Lee said Tuesday that the metal is set to soon breach $1,500.
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The breach even included sensitive non-disclose agreements, including one from Tesla.
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Zuckerberg apologised last year for a "breach of trust" over the scandal.
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Another clinical lab ensnared in the AMCA data breach has come forward.
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Slack said 1% of accounts in 2015 were affected by the breach.
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It wasn't technical; there wasn't a big security breach on Google's servers.
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It's chilling to wonder how bad the next security breach could be.
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Luke vehemently denied the accusations, countersuing for breach of contract and defamation.
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They said such an acquisition would breach contracts between Casino and GPA.
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"Equifax failed to take basic steps that may have prevented the breach."
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It will be the largest settlement ever paid for a data breach.
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Haven't been notified of a breach, or clinked on any shady links?
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That to me does not meet any definition of the word 'breach.
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They should not have done that, but how is that a breach?
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The breach occurred in 2014, but Yahoo discovered the intrusion more recently.
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The breach of support at $2525,000 also sparked further selling, he added.
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It's hard to overstate how unusual this is for a breach case.
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This breach of privacy earns Ryan a spot on Hannah's 13 tapes.
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It was a shocking breach of Senate tradition, unprecedented in American history.
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The allegations include conspiracy by unlawful means, breach of trust and negligence.
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It was the most sweeping breach of its kind in U.S. history.
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The Israeli breach was confirmed by Kaspersky publicly in a 2015 report.
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Washington says it considers Russia's new missile in breach of the treaty.
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In September, Yahoo revealed a data breach that compromised 500 million accounts.
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The company said the breach was already taking a toll on sales.
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Often token amounts of around $150 are awarded for breach of privacy.
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Still, leaving it available represents a significant security breach for the site.
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American consumers deserve better than mere notification of the next breach. Sen.
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" He added later that the comments were "a real breach of trust.
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Cruz said the hack was not a breach of the airline's encryption.
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The new lawsuit claims a breach of contract, negligent misrepresentation, and fraud.
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The image-hosting web site was made aware of the breach Nov.
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Not all Chipotle patrons need to freak out about the breach, though.
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This breach wasn't a worst case scenario exactly, but it was close.
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Everything you need to know about Facebook's data breach affecting 50M users
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Lambert's attorney told Reuters Lambert "had nothing to do" with the breach.
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Area 1 discovered the breach during routine analysis of international phishing campaigns.
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Some simply don't realize just how damaging a data breach would be.
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Lifeboat said it had been aware of the breach for some time.
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According to Dissent Doe, the pseudonymous administrator of breach monitoring website DataBreaches.
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He said a probe would seek the cause of the dam breach.
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He said the crash-landing was not caused by any security breach.
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About half of the data breach victims lived in the United States.
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Dr. Luke then filed a countersuit for defamation and breach of contract.
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There is no sign that a breach of Mosul Dam is imminent.
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At the time, Retina-X denied there had been a data breach.
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Yahoo says it is notifying the account holders affected in the breach.
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The Equifax breach is a five-alarm fire -- a historic data disaster.
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NBC News reported that the bureau has been actively investigating the breach.
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This breach like many others has links to state actors, notably China.
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There was no fraud, no breach of trust or any other felony.
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In Germany, wasting corporate funds is legally a breach of fiduciary duty.
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The breach occurred in April, but was only discovered a week ago.
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For days, the toll did not breach a hundred, which seemed impossible.
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Qualcomm countersued Apple back in April for an alleged breach of contract.
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The I.D.F., rightly, arrested the soldier and condemned the breach of conduct.
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Facebook has said that it's working with the FBI about the breach.
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The same goes for the Equifax CEO after its data breach. Sen.
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He faces charges of fraud and breach of trust in that case.
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The company recently revealed that a 2016 data breach had been concealed.
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Verizon said it had only limited information and understanding of the breach.
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The theft has also raised questions about a possible breach of contract.
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"There was serious breach of duty in our management," the statement said.
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Multiple congressional committees in both chambers have promised to investigate the breach.
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The freshly cut wood represented a breach of the country's forestry laws.
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Neither Luber nor chief executive Scott Cutler have commented on the breach.
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" The chief would permit only evidence about a clear "breach of law.
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The Office of Personnel Management suffered the largest government data breach ever.
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The CBP breach is just the harbinger of worse things to come.
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"This is a breach of trust with the public," said Theresa Pierno.
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At over twice the average, it's the most expensive industry for breach.
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But anonymously written questions and answers were not affected by the breach.
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Clinton said she was confident that such a breach did not occur.
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Redstone could countersue CBS directors for breach of loyalty, the sources said.
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He did not say who may have been responsible for the breach.
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But the CEO explained that it's still unclear how the breach happened.
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The company has denied it is in breach of any environmental laws.
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The luxury hotel fell victim to a credit card breach in July.
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A Quest Diagnostics breach exposed 11.9 million patients' medical and financial data
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But it is not enough to breach the cost-of-capital threshold.
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Bureaucratic and legalistic expediency do not justify this breach of good faith.
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The DOJ said the breach took place sometime between March and July.
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Capital One suffered a data breach that affected millions of its customers.
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Capital One published a press release outlining the details of the breach.
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The breach exposed Social Security numbers, bank-account numbers, and personal information.
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That address was not the one that committed the data breach, however.
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The Capital One breach from July is among the most recent examples.
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She should have maintained ultimate jurisdiction; hence, responsibility for the security breach.
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As a result, Microsoft is still potentially in breach of privacy rules.
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This Los Angeles restaurant was also named in the Earl Enterprises breach.
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Hackers compromised millions of users' Adobe login information in a 2013 breach.
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The breach did not impact the systems of parent company Time Inc.
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The breach exposed sensitive data but did not endanger the plant's reactors.
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Having your Social Security number exposed in a data breach isn't enough.
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Another hack linked to the DNC breach was of the German Parliament.
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The cause of the dam breach in November is still not known.
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Into the Breach doesn't let me tinker in a giant robot laboratory.
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That in itself constitutes a chilling effect and breach of academic freedom.
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The Commission said Germany was still in breach of the court ruling.
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Equifax said the executives were unaware of the breach at the time.
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Equifax advised us that no IRS data was involved in their breach.
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The breach appeared to have happened weeks after Election Day, he said.
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Equifax still didn't understand the full scale of the breach, Smith said.
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The breach has also prompted media scrutiny of the company's lobbying activities.
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Why are government targets more difficult to breach and steal information from?
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The massive data breach at Equifax may be larger than originally thought.
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To protect you, before anyone official notices your gross breach of contract.
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Any clandestine enrichment elsewhere would be a grave breach of the deal.
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Lillard answers this in the breach; he makes clutch real and legible.
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Those who breach the unspoken rules can sometimes expect a frosty reception.
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What they're saying: Facebook executives deny the incident represents a data breach.
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Advice on clarifying if this is the privacy breach it looks like?
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The first one, obviously, is the Google data breach of Google Plus.
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So far, just one person tied to the breach has been punished.
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An enormous number of people have been left exposed from this breach.
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Or the most recent Facebook breach of data from 29 million users.
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Breach and protection costs are so small that they get little attention.
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The firm examined Facebook user perceptions of trust after a major breach.
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"Every non-malicious breach is something hackers could have found," said Vickery.
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The biggest breach of 2017 led to all talk but no action.
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About 209,000 people had their credit card numbers exposed in the breach.
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Both the dishonesty and the breach of the employment terms are wrong.
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Will a breach affect their industry reputation, causing customers to turn elsewhere?
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His brother alerted him to the Equifax breach for his own protection.
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It accused Mr. Vanetik of fraud, breach of contract and other transgressions.
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But South Koreans remain deeply worried about any breach of the border.
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It isn't clear who was behind the breach, first reported by Politico.
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This breach was the third security issue Facebook has had since June.
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HHS spokesperson Evelyn Stauffer said Lloyd's novel did not breach agency rules.
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He said affected users will be informed of the breach by email.
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Does he really, truly understand why the breach made people so mad?
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The breach startled residents, many of whom were sitting down for dinner.
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It pertains to a breach disclosed by the airline in fall 2018.
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You will be transferred to a specialized team handling the data breach.
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Since the breach became public, Equifax's shares have tumbled about 35 percent.
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Pitino has sued Louisville for breach of contract, and Louisville has countersued.
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Backing up data can allow an organization to recover after a breach.
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This latest round already has been marred by a major data breach.
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