UK data regulator takes enforcement action to rein in data brokers’ use of people’s personal data
▻https://privacyinternational.org/news-analysis/4257/uk-data-regulator-takes-enforcement-action-rein-data-brokers-u
In a landmark decision that shines a light on widespread data protecton failings by the entire data broker industry, the ICO has today taken enforcement action against Experian, based in part on a complaint PI made in 2018. Achieved Result October 2020 update : Following our complaints to regulators in 2018 about the data broker industry and the ’hidden data ecosystem’, the UK regulator took enforcement action against one of the largest global companies, Experian. As a result, Experian have (...)
#Equifax #Experian #Transunion #BigData #DataBrokers #marketing #microtargeting #profiling #publicité #surveillance #BigBrotherWatch #PrivacyInternational (...)
]]>ICO takes enforcement action against Experian after data broking investigation
▻https://ico.org.uk/about-the-ico/news-and-events/news-and-blogs/2020/10/ico-takes-enforcement-action-against-experian-after-data-broking-investigati
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) orders the credit reference agency Experian Limited to make fundamental changes to how it handles people’s personal data within its direct marketing services. The enforcement notice follows a two-year investigation by the ICO into how Experian, Equifax and TransUnion used personal data within their data broking businesses for direct marketing purposes. A complaint from the campaign group Privacy International to the ICO also raised concerns about (...)
#Equifax #Experian #Transunion #consentement #BigData #DataBrokers #marketing #notation #PrivacyInternational (...)
##ICO-UK
« La lutte contre la surveillance est un anticapitalisme » par Romain Haillard | Politis
►https://www.politis.fr/articles/2020/04/la-lutte-contre-la-surveillance-est-un-anticapitalisme-41802
La lutte contre les technologies de surveillance est indissociable de celle contre le capitalisme, estime Christophe Masutti, membre de l’association d’éducation populaire Framasoft. Drôle d’époque. Des drones survolent nos têtes pour nous intimer de rester chez nous ; nos téléphones caftent nos déplacements aux opérateurs télécoms, qui eux-mêmes caftent aux décideurs ; des multitudes d’acteurs économiques trouvent des « solutions » technologiques aux problématiques liées au coronavirus ; les géants du (...)
#surveillance #santé #GAFAM #BigData #copyright #consentement #[fr]Règlement_Général_sur_la_Protection_des_Données_(RGPD)[en]General_Data_Protection_Regulation_(GDPR)[nl]General_Data_Protection_Regulation_(GDPR) #technologisme #smartphone #cryptage #algorithme #Twitter (...)
##santé ##[fr]Règlement_Général_sur_la_Protection_des_Données__RGPD_[en]General_Data_Protection_Regulation__GDPR_[nl]General_Data_Protection_Regulation__GDPR_ ##Mastodon_ ##Facebook ##Acxiom ##Framasoft ##Equifax
Opinion | All This Dystopia, and for What ? - The New York Times
▻https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/18/opinion/facial-recognition-surveillance-privacy.html
When you signed up for this newsletter you may have noticed the language indicated it would be a “limited run.” And like all limited runs, ours is coming to an end next week. We’re winding down next Tuesday and taking a brief hiatus. Next month, The Privacy Project newsletter will evolve into The New York Times’s tech newsletter, written by my colleague Shira Ovide. Every weekday, it’ll help you understand how technology is changing all aspects of our lives. If you no longer wish to receive (...)
#discrimination #législation #police #criminalité #facial #biométrie #sonnette #malware #algorithme #Amazon #Ring #Equifax #Clearview #publicité #reconnaissance #scraping #bug (...)
##criminalité ##publicité ##ACLU
U.S. Charges Chinese Military Officers in 2017 Equifax Hacking - The New York Times
▻https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/10/us/politics/equifax-hack-china.html?te=1&nl=the-privacy+project&emc=edit_priv_20200211&
The indictment suggests that the breach was part of a series of thefts by China to use the data to target American officials. WASHINGTON — Four members of China’s military were charged on Monday with hacking into Equifax, one of the nation’s largest credit reporting agencies, and stealing trade secrets and the personal data of about 145 million Americans in 2017. The charges underscored China’s quest to obtain Americans’ data and its willingness to flout a 2015 agreement with the United States (...)
]]>Opinion | Chinese Hacking Is Alarming. So Are Data Brokers. - The New York Times
▻https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/10/opinion/equifax-breach-china-hacking.html?auth=login-email&login=email&smid=tw-nyto
Companies like Equifax threaten our personal privacy and our national security. On Monday, the Justice Department announced that it was charging four members of China’s People’s Liberation Army with the 2017 Equifax breach that resulted in the theft of personal data of about 145 million Americans. The attack, according to the charges, was part of a coordinated effort by Chinese intelligence to steal trade secrets and personal information to target Americans. Using the personal data of (...)
#Equifax #People'sLiberationArmy-China #consentement #data #DataBrokers #hacking
]]>« Data brokers », la main invisible du marché
▻https://korii.slate.fr/tech/a-la-trace-livre-olivier-tesquet-capitalisme-surveillance-donnees-person
Quelles sont les conséquences en matière de contrôle social quand votre nom se retrouve dans une base de données informatiques ? Le chapitre qui suit est issu du livre du journaliste Olivier Tesquet, « À la trace-Enquête sur les nouveaux territoires de la surveillance », qui paraît ce 9 janvier 2020 aux éditions Premier Parallèle et décrit sans les fantasmer les mécanismes de ces systèmes opaques qui nous gouvernent. Un manuel à l’usage des personnes, trop nombreuses, qui pensent n’avoir rien à cacher. (...)
#AddThis #Criteo #Datalogix #Epsilon #Equifax #Experian #Microsoft #Oracle #T-Mobile #Weborama #Sprint #AT&T #Foursquare #Twitter #Uber #géolocalisation #consentement #bénéfices #BigData #data #données #DataBrokers #marketing #profiling #publicité (...)
##AT&T ##publicité ##surveillance ##santé
Secret F.B.I. Subpoenas Scoop Up Personal Data From Scores of Companies
▻https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/20/us/data-privacy-fbi.html
The F.B.I. has used secret subpoenas to obtain personal data from far more companies than previously disclosed, newly released documents show. The requests, which the F.B.I. says are critical to its counterterrorism efforts, have raised privacy concerns for years but have been associated mainly with tech companies. Now, records show how far beyond Silicon Valley the practice extends — encompassing scores of banks, credit agencies, cellphone carriers and even universities. The demands can (...)
#Google #FBI #Altaba/Yahoo ! #BankofAmerica #Equifax #Experian #Microsoft #T-Mobile #Verizon #Western_Union #Facebook #anti-terrorisme #data #FISA #surveillance #enseignement (...)
##Altaba/Yahoo_ ! ##EFF
Les données de 106 millions de clients de la banque américaine Capital One piratées
▻https://www.lemonde.fr/pixels/article/2019/07/30/la-banque-americaine-capital-one-victime-d-un-piratage-massif_5494895_440899
Une femme de 33 ans a été arrêtée à Seattle, accusée par la justice américaine d’être à l’origine de l’intrusion sur un serveur et du vol d’informations personnelles de clients. C’est l’un des plus importants piratages connus ayant affecté une banque. Lundi 29 juillet, l’entreprise Capital One, dont le siège social est à Richmond (Virginie), a annoncé avoir été victime d’un piratage ayant affecté des données de 106 millions de clients – 100 millions d’Américains et six millions de Canadiens. La banque a (...)
]]>Capital One : hacker stole data of over 100m Americans
▻https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/jul/29/capital-one-hack-personal-data
FBI has arrested individual who obtained names, addresses, phone numbers and birth dates of people in US and Canada A hacker gained access to personal information from more than 100 million Capitol One credit applications, the bank said on Monday as federal authorities arrested a suspect. The data breach has affected around 100 million people in the US and 6 million in Canada. The hacker got information including credit scores and balances plus the social security numbers of about (...)
#CapitalOne #Equifax #FBI #hacking #données
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]]>Former Equifax CIO sentenced for insider trading (▻https://www.justi...
▻https://diasp.eu/p/9288192
Former Equifax CIO sentenced for insider trading
HN Discussion: ▻https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20314151 Posted by arkadiyt (karma: 1727) Post stats: Points: 116 - Comments: 75 - 2019-06-29T18:59:25Z
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]]>The 5 Dumbest Data Breaches in History and What You Should Learn from Them
▻https://hackernoon.com/the-5-dumbest-data-breaches-in-history-and-what-you-should-learn-from-th
The 5 Dumbest Data Breaches in History and What You Should Learn from ThemOur idealistic kindergarten teachers duped us into believing that we’re defined by our character. But we’re now old enough to know that our personally identifiable information (PII) is what really defines us. That’s right; no matter how special we think we are, we’re still just atoms and PII.Somehow, over the course of billions of years of evolution, the purpose of IT managers and business owners has turned out to be guarding other people’s PII. This destiny is boring. But the second we let our guard down in a stupor of apathy, we wake up to data breaches, public-relations disasters and frantic job searches in hopes of quitting before getting fired.If that all sounds horrible, it is. But don’t worry. Plenty of other (...)
#stupidity #dumb-data-breach #biggest-data-breach #data-breach #equifax
]]>RGPD : 45 000 Européens ont rejoint un recours collectif contre les géants du web
▻https://www.numerama.com/politique/442653-rgpd-45-000-europeens-ont-rejoint-un-recours-collectif-contre-les-g
Le bilan des six mois du RGPD a été fait par la CNIL. L’autorité de protection des données est notamment revenue sur les trois recours collectifs visant les géants du net. Le Règlement général sur la protection des données (RGPD), un texte européen entré en application le 25 mai 2018, a donné de nouveaux moyens d’action aux particuliers pour faire valoir leurs droits. De toute évidence, nombre d’entre eux ne se privent pas pour exiger des entreprises qu’elles se montrent plus vertueuses dans la collecte (...)
#Acxiom #Apple #Criteo #Equifax #Experian #Google #Oracle #Quantcast #Microsoft #Amazon #Facebook #LinkedIn #données #[fr]Règlement_Général_sur_la_Protection_des_Données_(RGPD)[en]General_Data_Protection_Regulation_(GDPR)[nl]General_Data_Protection_Regulation_(GDPR) (...)
##[fr]Règlement_Général_sur_la_Protection_des_Données__RGPD_[en]General_Data_Protection_Regulation__GDPR_[nl]General_Data_Protection_Regulation__GDPR_ ##procès ##publicité ##CNIL ##LaQuadratureduNet ##PrivacyInternational ##Tapad ##NOYB
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Le contrôle des données numériques personnelles est un enjeu de liberté collective
►https://www.lemonde.fr/pixels/article/2018/10/19/le-controle-des-donnees-numeriques-personnelles-est-un-enjeu-de-liberte-coll
Les révélations des failles de sécurité touchant des services en ligne s’accumulent. Et la collecte de nos données fait peser un risque collectif d’envergure. C’est une litanie. Facebook a admis, vendredi 12 octobre, que des données personnelles de 29 millions d’internautes avaient été subtilisées par des pirates informatiques. Quatre jours auparavant, son concurrent Google confiait qu’une faille avait exposé un demi-million d’utilisateurs de Google+. Il ne s’agit-là que des exemples les plus récents. (...)
#Adidas #Altaba/Yahoo ! #BritishAirways #CambridgeAnalytica #Equifax #Target #AshleyMadison.com #Uber #algorithme #manipulation #bénéfices #BigData #hacking (...)
##Altaba/Yahoo_ ! ##profiling
An Equifax and Facebook Lawyer Will Now Run the FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection
▻https://theintercept.com/2018/05/17/ftc-bureau-of-consumer-protection-director-andrew-smith
In a rare party-line vote, the Federal Trade Commission appointed a corporate lawyer who has represented Uber, Equifax, Facebook, and a jailed payday lender to run its Bureau of Consumer Protection. The appointment was one of the first moves of the new five-member panel, all of whom were confirmed by the Senate last month. “I am delighted to appoint such a stellar group of leaders to continue the FTC’s work on behalf of American consumers,” said FTC Chair Joseph Simons in a statement. The (...)
]]>Equifax reveals full horror of its data breach (▻https://www.theregi...
▻https://diasp.eu/p/7131279
Equifax reveals full horror of its data breach | #breach #leak #equifax
]]>Bruce Schneier’s testimony before the House Energy and Commerce committee on the Equifax hack
▻https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2017/11/me_on_the_equif.html
4. These data brokers deliberately hide their actions, and make it difficult for consumers to learn about or control their data. (...)
5. The existing regulatory structure is inadequate. (...)
6. The market cannot fix this because we are not the customers of data brokers. (...)
7. We need effective regulation of data brokers. (...)
8. Resist complaints from the industry that this is “too hard.”
]]>#equifax "forced arbitration clause, which pushes all disputes over...
▻http://02mydafsoup-01.soup.io/post/631914373/equifax-forced-arbitration-clause-which-pushes-all
#equifax “forced arbitration clause, which pushes all disputes over the monitoring out of court” ▻https://theintercept.com/2017/09/08/equifax-is-proving-why-forced-arbitration-clauses-ought-to-be-banned-just-like-the-cfpb-wants-to-do/[Reposted from 02mysoup-aa]
]]>Equifax breach frustration is yet to manifest: ▻http://www.cbc.ca/be...
▻http://02mydafsoup-01.soup.io/post/631914384/Equifax-breach-frustration-is-yet-to-manifest
Equifax breach frustration is yet to manifest: ▻http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/business/equifax-breach-1.4280682
#equifax @equifaxcanada[Reposted from 02mysoup-aa]
]]>The hackers who broke into Equifax exploited a 9 years old flaw (ht...
▻http://02mydafsoup-01.soup.io/post/631914386/The-hackers-who-broke-into-Equifax-exploited
The hackers who broke into Equifax exploited a 9 years old flaw #equifax #struts[Reposted from 02mysoup-aa]
]]>On #Equifax …
Professor Bill Black … , … the white-collar criminologist ...
„… This is like a bad novel that someone wrote who hated corporations…“
#data_breach #identity_theft #insider_trading #fraud
The video script, you may find here:►http://therealnews.com/t2/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=31&Itemid=74&jumival=19960
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BILL BLACK: First, this is the third major breach in about two years, so they had plenty of warning that their #security, #cybersecurity, was incompetent, and they obviously didn’t fix it. Second, they now say that the breach began in May and that they didn’t detect it ’til July, while they were, as you said, stealing at least 142 million people’s worth of data, probably multiple times. Along the way, by the way, they said proudly, “Ah, but there was no breach of our core system.” Before you ever get to the core, 142 million customers are thrown under the bus. God only knows what the core is. Presumably their own personal data is what they consider the core.
Once they did discover, finally, the breach, the very first thing that happened, you mentioned part of it, which is three senior executives sold roughly $2 million-ish in shares, including the chief financial officer, who they’re now claiming wasn’t told of the breach. Now, this would be the number-two person, typically, or number-three person in the entire corporation. If they didn’t tell the senior ranks about the breach, when they discovered one of the largest and most destructive breaches in history, you know, well, you can choose to believe that. No one else does.
On top of that, there was also an immediate ... in the same time period that these senior executives were selling their stock, there was a massive increase in sales of stock options compared to the normal for Equifax, and that almost certainly was again because people had been tipped about what had happened in the breach.
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– posté ici: ►https://diasp.eu/posts/6026718, via
►http://02mydafsoup-01.soup.io/post/631914392/On-Equifax-Professor-Black-the-white-collar
#Equifax #Security Breach ... Will Almost Certainly Get Worse https...
▻http://02mydafsoup-01.soup.io/post/631914380/Equifax-Security-Breach-Will-Almost-Certainly-Get
#Equifax #Security Breach ... Will Almost Certainly Get Worse▻https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20170908/17363538172/equifax-security-breach-is-complete-disaster-will-almost-certainly-get-wor ""Edelman" — the name of a big PR [scum] firm."[Reposted from 02mysoup-aa]
]]>Crédits : les données personnelles de 143 millions d’Américains piratées
▻http://www.latribune.fr/economie/international/credits-les-donnees-personnelles-de-143-millions-d-americains-piratees-749
Une grosse société de crédit américaine a annoncé jeudi avoir subi un gigantesque piratage informatique de sa base de données, qui pourrait concerner potentiellement environ 143 millions de clients américains, soit près de la moitié de la population du pays. #Equifax a détecté le problème le 29 juillet et a « immédiatement agi » en demandant une enquête à une société de sécurité informatique pour évaluer les dommages, a indiqué l’entreprise dans un communiqué.
Ironie du sort, Equifax est spécialisée dans la protection et l’analyse de données personnelles et financières de clients qui sollicitent un crédit auprès d’une banque ou d’un organisme de crédit, dans le monde entier. Equifax promet sur son site internet de prémunir ses clients contre « le vol d’identité ».
« Les criminels ont exploité une faille informatique d’un site internet américain pour accéder à certains dossiers » entre « mi-mai et juillet », précise Equifax. Selon l’entreprise, les pirates ont obtenu les noms, numéros de sécurité sociale, dates de naissance, adresses et, dans certains cas, les numéros de permis de conduire. Autant d’informations pouvant servir à des usurpations d’identité.
Equifax, qui dit collaborer avec les autorités, révèle aussi que les numéros de cartes de crédit de 209.000 clients américains ont été piratés ainsi que les documents sensibles relatifs aux crédits de 182.000 personnes. L’entreprise ajoute que des clients, dans une moindre mesure, sont concernés au Canada et au Royaume-Uni. Selon elle, l’attaque n’aurait pas touché d’autre pays.
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