Everything Packet Tribune has reported about data privacy: 5 stories, newest first. Part of our Data Breaches coverage.
Publicly visible data remains protected by intellectual property rights and computer misuse laws, meaning accessibility does not equal permission to harvest or reuse information.
Organisations often misclassify data by focusing on format rather than context, leading to unprotected assets that regulatory frameworks explicitly require securing.
A majority of US adults refuse to use AI chatbots, with Pew Research finding that disinterest, rather than inability, drives this stance.
Doxxing shifts from harassment to criminal liability when it enables physical harm or facilitates further unauthorized access to restricted systems.
Most API flaws stem from poor access controls rather than complex code errors, leaving user data exposed through misconfigured digital doors.