After the cyber attack on the Latvian Traffic Safety Agency and a large data leak, claims for damages have begun to be submitted, and the free exchange of vehicle license plates is being considered. (translated)
The FBI is investigating the digital copies of millions of driver's licenses of US and Canadian residents sold on the dark web, which were discovered by independent journalist Brian Krebs. (translated)
Patient personal and health data from the Estonian dental care information system was leaked, leading to the arrest of a suspect who had a previous connection to the system, and thanks to a prompt intervention, it was likely possible to prevent the wider dissemination of the data. (translated)
The police stopped a man from Estonia who downloaded hundreds of clinic patients' data, which led to an extensive data leak, but thanks to a quick response, it was possible to prevent the further spread of the data. (translated)
A second major data leak has occurred, where the traffic safety directorate fell victim to a cyber attack, leading to the exposure of the data of 1.2 million individuals and 200,000 companies, raising serious national security concerns and resulting in professional liability and stricter data retention regulations. (translated)
Estonian real estate developer Bonava was aware of a data leak in their computer systems, during which unauthorized individuals gained access to clients' personal data, including names and addresses, and the company advises clients to be cautious about suspicious emails and communications. (translated)
Kohtuotsuse kohaselt peab geenifirma 23andMe maksma 46,75 miljoni dollari suuruse kompensatsiooni miljonitele kasutajatele, kelle tundlikud isikuandmed lekkisid, mis sundis ettevõtet pankrotti kuulutama. #andmeleke #pankrot #23andMe
Leedut on tabanud ajalooliselt suur andmeleke, kus ligi 600 000 inimese isiklikud andmed varastati, tuues esile tõsised mured riigi küberturvalisuse ja poliitiliste kuritarvituste osas. #Leedu #andmeleke #küberturvalisus
