I feel like Target has to be giving T-Mobile a run for their money in this field. It seems like I'm reading about a new Target data breach at least every other year.
I'm pretty sure they're required to disclose that, and since they're already publicly admitting to some breaches, I doubt they'd be trying to hide parts of it while they're already likely being looked into.
It sounds like the data that was gathered is the sort of data that a customer support rep should have access to. They typically can only see pertinent details like what is necessary to verify a customer's identity and their device details, which lines up with what was mentioned in the disclosure. I imagine some CSR probably got their work account phished or something.
Passwords are probably just fine, from the looks of things.
Following an investigation by Bloomberg, the company admitted that it had been employing third-party contractors to transcribe the audio messages that users exchanged on its Messenger app.
So not your IRL conversations.
There is no indication that Facebook has used the information it collected to sell ads.
I used to have this game for the NES called Xexyz. It was this really strange game that tried to be several different genres in one, and I actually had a ton of fun with as a kid. I don't think I've ever met anybody else who has ever heard of this game, let alone played or enjoyed it. I'm not even super sure how I came to owning it in the first place; I think it was in a box of random games my aunt got from a flea market at one point, maybe.
If any of you are sitting on an NES emulator with an archive of every official ROM and haven't tried this game, it's definitely worth checking out. Weird little gem that nobody seems to know about, it seems.
Google has implemented their own E2EE on top of RCS (based on Signalâs messaging for one to one conversations, based on MLS for group chats), but they havenât published any specifications for that.
Ahh, this must be what I was thinking of, then. Thanks for clarifying!
Doesn't RCS support E2EE if properly implemented? I seem to recall reading that the spec for RCS supports this, but it's just that carriers won't enable it.
You canât tell me heâd have gotten in as much trouble if he had robbed any one of us.
Do any one of us have multi-million dollar IPs that were breached? The scale is 100% the issue here, he's caused millions in damages, far more than if he were to have stolen from any Joe Schmoe.
Not really. Money's tighter than usual, and work has been more stressful than usual. I'm burnt out and just need a little reprieve from everything right now, y'know.
I feel like Target has to be giving T-Mobile a run for their money in this field. It seems like I'm reading about a new Target data breach at least every other year.