Tea data breaches

Hackers snatched 72,000 images, including selfies, IDs, and personal verifications.

Legacy code, zero security audits, and dusty Firebase settings straight out of 2017.

A breach, Jason

They got personal information, including full names and social security numbers

attacked more than 2,000 organizations and impacted 62 million people

a lot of personal information

we used to get breach fatigue

data from almost half a billion guests were stolen

there's no financial incentive big enough for these companies to step up data protection

the author was able to dump a database of every user

there is basically zero consequence for being a fuck-up anymore

we talked about them when they first had their big data breach

every week there was such a massive breach

It's called World's Biggest Data Breaches.

River City Media one ... had 1.3 billion email addresses lost

these breaches are getting both larger and closer together

They just dropped the ball when it came to maintaining their security to protect this information.

The breach was discovered back in July.

Spider Oak has published the biggest data breaches of 2017 so far.

Arby's, 355,000 credit and debit cards taken.

another, uh, uh, password and personal information data. Breach

they can use the data that they did get in phishing campaigns

LinkedIn is the latest contributor to breach fatigue

how many hacks that you have been exposed in

Toymaker VTAC hit by the largest ever hack targeting kids

Invest Bank customer database was hacked into

the world bank. Yes. They got, one of their sites got hacked

How are these hacks possibly done? And just how long could it take for someone to discover that they have been hacked?

there are thousands upon thousands of ways to an Experian or anybody like that could get hacked

And it's a big breach. It's a big one.

We have no control over our data

are we getting breach fatigue because every week we've got a new hack

let's get to the breaches of the week

we've talked about the home Depot hack

76 million households have been affected by a compromise this summer.