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Warby Parker Cybersecurity Attack Affects 198,000 Accounts

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Online glasses retailer Warby Parker was hit by a cybersecurity attack that affected about 198,000 of its customers from late September to late November, according to reports. Warby Parker said it would keep investing in technology that will continue to protect customers’ privacy and security when using the site.

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Cybersecurity Stocks Still Benefit From Equifax Scandal

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Following the massive data breach at Equifax last year, the cybersecurity sector has flourished – and so have some of the investments that track the industry. The ETFMG Prime Cyber Security ETF, for example, has risen 18 percent this year, CNBC reported. billion last year. The company also reported that 209,000 U.S. consumers.

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Retailer Hanna Andersson, Salesforce Are First Sued Under New California Privacy Law

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And except when you’re the first retailer to get rung up under the new California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). According to TechCrunch , i360, an advertising and data company, no longer asks for full Social Security numbers, opting instead for the last four digits. Except when it’s a lawsuit.

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Analyst Warned Of Equifax’s Lax Cybersecurity Last Year

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After poring over the Equifax records, the company said it found zero evidence that the credit scoring company conducted regular cybersecurity audits or provided training to employees on identify risks, nor did they have any emergency plans to handle a data breach or leak.

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First American Financial Customers Sue Over Data Breach

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The financial impact of the data breach – which included bank account numbers, Social Security numbers, financial and tax records, and images of drivers’ licenses – is more than $5 million, according to the damages the lawsuit is seeking. The lawsuit contends that First American Financial Corp.

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Princess Cruises Discloses Possible Data Breach

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According to the notice, “Upon identifying this potential security issue, we engaged cybersecurity forensic experts and initiated an investigation to determine what happened, what data was affected, and who was impacted.”. It also noted that “we take privacy and security of personal information very seriously.”.

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Retailer Hanna Andersson, Salesforce Get First Taste Of New California Privacy Law

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And except when you’re the first retailer to get rung up under the new California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). According to TechCrunch , i360, an advertising and data company, no longer asks for full Social Security numbers, opting instead for the last four digits. Except when it’s a lawsuit.

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