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Swedish truck maker Scania must share car data, such as vehicle identification numbers, with repair shops and parts distributors, Europe's top court said on Thursday in a ruling that could provide a boost for the latter looking to tap a market worth billions of euros. Car services companies have long lobbied for EU laws to ensure fair access to vehicle data, pitting them against carmakers seeking to generate revenue from software products and subscription services driven by data which cove...

Scammers could also use the data to stalk or blackmail military families, the researchers concluded.

Personal information about active-duty US service members, from their net worth to the names of their children, is easy to buy online for as little as 12 cents per member, according...

A new study uncovers data brokers selling information on active-duty military service members with zero oversight, posting serious national security risks.

A new study reveals bad actors could buy sensitive data for pennies.

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By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia President Joe Biden has issued a sweeping executive order to safeguard against potential threats posed by artificial intelligence (AI). The order, announced on Monday, seeks to prevent the misuse of AI technology for developing destructive weapons or launching highly potent cyberattacks. The move marks a

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Is Mid Valley Megamall being impersonated on Facebook as part of a phishing scam?

European Data Protection Board has adopted binding decision that will ban Meta, owner of Facebook, Instagram, from using personal data for targeted advertising.