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LastPass admits new hack, some customer data exposed

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Attackers were able to use information from an August hack to recently get into the company

Ontario appeal court limits privacy claim in data breach lawsuits

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In Ontario data breach victims can't sue organizations for intrusion upon seclusion, says appeal court. But, warns a lawyer, a new right to sue is coming in proposed federal law

Can we have that to go? Incompetence as a defence. And getting an “F” in speedy notification. This Week In Ransomware for the week...

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Would two attacks be a "double-double?" A new and somewhat creative ransomware group called “Donut” has been reportedly mounting "double extortion" attacks. For anyone not...

Proposed privacy law lets personal data be ‘exploited’ by Canadian firms: Citizen Lab

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Two reports from rights groups are the first attacks on the proposed updating of the federal-private sector law before it goes to a parliamentary committee

Google to pay US$391 million for misleading Android users on location tracking

Howard Solomon -
States found Google violated their consumer protection laws

The price of inattention, the price of not paying, and ransomware without reason: This Week in Ransomware – November 12, 2022

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Ransomware disguised as word documents. Why we need to train users to pay careful attention. An updated version of an old ransomware distribution malware called...

TCS, UofT team up with plan to create ‘urban data sets’ for smart cities

Paul Barker -
It takes data to build a smart city, for without it, there is no way online programs and services designed to help residents could...

Proposed privacy law ‘pretty well balanced,’ Canadian marketers told

Howard Solomon -
A panel of experts at the Canadian Marketing Association's privacy conference looked at the proposed law and approved
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