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2022-11-29 07:32:22 | Irish data protection commission fines Meta over 2021 data-scraping leak (lien direct) | >Irish data protection commission (DPC) fined Meta for not protecting Facebook’s users’ data from scraping. Meta has been fined €265 million ($275.5 million) by the Irish data protection commission (DPC) for the data leak suffered by Facebook in 2021 that exposed the data belonging to millions of Facebook users. The Data Protection Commission is also imposing […] | Legislation | ★★★★ | |
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2022-11-28 16:15:44 | Regulations roundup part 1: how the new EU data directives affect you (lien direct) | >Between now and early 2024, the European Union is introducing a range of new data directives around data and online services. These regulations aim to protect consumers and citizens, enable safe data sharing, and even prepare for more widespread adoption of artificial intelligence. In the first of a two-part series, we'll cover the Digital Services ... | Legislation | ★★ | |
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2022-11-28 08:10:00 | Website offering spoofing services taken offline after joint operation (lien direct) | Judicial and law enforcement authorities in Europe, Australia, the US, Ukraine, and Canada took down a so-called spoofing website that allowed fraudsters to impersonate trusted corporations or contacts in order to steal more than $120 million from victims.In a coordinated action led by the UK and supported by Europol and EU judicial cooperation agency Eurojust, a total of 142 suspects were arrested, including the main administrator of the website, according to a statement posted by Europol on November 24.The website provided a paid-for service that provided those who signed up with the ability to anonymously make spoofed calls, send recorded messages, and intercept one-time passwords. During the 16 months the website was live, Europol reported that the site took $3.8 million in fees, while enabling its customers to generate $120 million from illegal 'spoofing' campaigns.To read this article in full, please click here | Legislation | ★★★ | |
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2022-11-25 10:28:00 | Interpol Seized $130 Million from Cybercriminals in Global "HAECHI-III" Crackdown Operation (lien direct) | Interpol on Thursday announced the seizure of $130 million worth of virtual assets in connection with a global crackdown on cyber-enabled financial crimes and money laundering. The international police operation, dubbed HAECHI-III, transpired between June 28 and November 23, 2022, resulting in the arrests of 975 individuals and the closure of more than 1,600 cases. This comprised two fugitives | Legislation | ★★ | |
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2022-11-14 00:00:00 | Cyber Skills au Global Anti Summit 2022 Cyber Skills at the Global Anti Scam Summit 2022 (lien direct) |
Les 9 et 10 novembre, le 3e Sommet mondial anti-escroquerie (GASS) a eu lieu à La Haye.L'objectif du sommet est d'aider les gouvernements, les autorités financières et financières, les forces de l'ordre, les agences de protection de la marque et les organisations commerciales partagent des connaissances et des informations sur la lutte contre les escroqueries en ligne et définir des actions concrètes pour lutter contre la fraude en ligne plus efficacement et plus efficacement.
Offrant une combinaison de présentations, de conférences et d'ateliers, l'événement est également devenu victime d'une fausse alarme incendie, d'activité troll sur le chat en direct et d'un piratage du flux en direct tandis que M. Jack Whittaker, un doctorant à l'Université de Surrey,Faisait une présentation sur les raisons pour lesquelles les internautes sont arnaqués.
Commentant le sommet, Jacqueline Kehoe, le chef de projet des cyber-compétences de MTU \\, a ré-souligné l'importance de rester vigilant alors qu'elle racontait une fausse société de cybersécurité basée à Singapour, le groupe-IB, menée pendant l'événement.
L'entreprise a ciblé 100 participants au sommet, mais de faux comptes LinkedIn.Les participants ont été informés qu'ils avaient été sélectionnés par les organisateurs pour participer à un tirage au sort et ont reçu un lien qui demandait leurs coordonnées personnelles.Trente-cinq participants ont cliqué sur le faux lien, 15 ont rempli le faux formulaire et ont soumis leurs coordonnées personnelles et deux informations supplémentaires meublées.
On 9th and 10th of November, the 3rd Global Anti Scam Summit (GASS) was held at The Hague. The goal of the summit is to help governments, consumer and financial authorities, law enforcement, brand protection agencies, and commercial organisations share knowledge and insights on fighting online scams and define concrete actions to combat online fraud more effectively and efficiently. Delivering a combination of presentations, lectures and workshops, the event also became victim to a false fire alarm, troll activity on the live Zoom chat, and a hack of the live stream while Mr Jack Whittaker, a PhD candidate at the University of Surrey, was giving a presentation on why Internet users get scammed. Commenting on the summit, MTU\'s Cyber Skills Project Manager, Jacqueline Kehoe, re-emphasised the importance of remaining vigilant as she recounted a fake scam Singapore-based cyber-security company Group-IB conducted during the event. The company targeted 100 participants at the summit though fake LinkedIn accounts. Participants were told they had been selected by the organisers to take part in a lucky draw and were sent a link that asked for their personal details. Thirty-five participants clicked the fake link, 15 completed the fake form and submitted their personal details, and two furnished additional information. |
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