Cybersafety Sentinel November 2022 Week 3 | Informatica
Weekly Insights from Cybersafety Sentinel
Stay updated with Informatica’s Cybersafety Sentinel’s November 2022 Week 3 edition. This week, we cover critical topics such as the arrest of a botnet gang leader, a lawsuit against Amazon for dark patterns, privacy issues with virtual reality headsets, FTC concerns over Twitter, and cloud cybersecurity challenges for government departments. Gain expert strategies to enhance your cybersecurity measures and protect your digital assets.
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Leader of Botnet Gang Arrested
All the defendants have been accused of conspiracy to participate in racketeering activity, conspiracy to commit computer fraud and identity theft, aggravated identity theft, and multiple counts of bank fraud. Read More
Lawsuit: Amazon Dark Patterns
A recent class action filed in Washington alleges that Amazon used dark patterns to make cancelling customers’ Prime subscriptions more difficult. The class action alleges that Amazon violated the Washington Consumer Protection Act and asks the court to enjoin Amazon from using dark patterns in the Prime cancellation process. Read More
Privacy of Virtual Reality Headsets
Common Sense Media released a new report that evaluates the privacy policies of the most popular virtual reality headsets on the market. Sensitive data collected in virtual reality is shared with third parties for profit. Read More
FTC Tracking Twitter With “Deep Concern”
FTC Is Tracking Twitter Developments With “Deep Concern”. Elon Musk’s recent purchase of Twitter has led to numerous resignations in the security department. Most recently, Twitter’s chief information security officer, chief privacy officer, and chief compliance officer resigned on November 9, 2022. Read More
Auditor General: Cloud Cybersecurity
The federal auditor general says government departments have not always effectively implemented measures to ensure secure storage of information in the digital cloud. Hogan said the government should do this now, while departments are still in the early stages of moving personal information to the cloud. Read More
