Hold Security has located more than 20 data files on the Deep Web that together contain roughly 360 million email addresses with passwords, and about 1.25 billion email addresses alone.
Nearly 146,000 former and current students of Indiana University may have had personal information exposed after three web indexing bots known as web crawlers accessed the data from an unsecured site.
In this video, Adam Greenberg, reporter at SC Magazine, chats with Todd Feinman, CEO of Identity Finder, to discuss the findings of the company's recent research into the matter.
If you have broken no law, nor failed to comply with any agreed industry standard, are you liable for the consequential loss incurred by your clients if you suffer a data breach that causes them loss?
Verizon Risk researchers Kevin Thompson and Suzanne Widup have been crunching some numbers of data breaches...and they reckon that the number may be higher than you think.
More than a thousand patients of St. Vincent Indianapolis hospital are being notified that their personal information may have been compromised after a password-protected laptop containing the data was stolen.
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