Major U.S. health savings account administrator HealthEquity had information from 4.3 million individuals exfiltrated following the infiltration of an online data storage location using a compromised third-party vendor's user accounts earlier this year, reports The Register.
In a letter to FTC Chair Lina Khan, the senators noted that Hyundai and Honda had received more than $1 million and over $25,000, respectively, for selling vehicle data to data broker Verisk.
Such a draft, which expands cybercrime definitions to include crimes involving international communications technology, would prompt revisions of criminal laws to include more police powers without much consideration for human rights protections for dissidents.
Numerous major U.S. tech firms, including Microsoft and Google, have issued an amicus brief supporting NSO Group victims' filing of lawsuits against the Israeli spyware firm.
The U.S. Postal Service has confirmed halting the sharing of its online customers' postal addresses with Meta, Snap, and LinkedIn following a TechCrunch report detailing its disclosure of customer details via tracking pixels across its website.
Patagonia, a U.S. outdoor recreation clothing retailer, was hit by a class action lawsuit alleging California privacy law violations stemming from its usage of services from artificial intelligence-powered customer service provider Talkdesk.