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Accenture Confirms Data Breach After Hacker Claims Source Code Was Stolen
The consulting giant says the incident is contained and caused no disruption, but a hacker has publicly claimed to have taken internal source code.
GDPR Turns Ten: A Decade of Fines, Frustration, and Unfinished Business
Six billion euros in penalties later, Europe's data regulation has reshaped corporate behavior — and created a compliance burden that companies say is quietly strangling AI development on the continent.
Google to Harvest UK and EU IP Addresses for Ad Targeting Starting August 2026
The same signal Google once branded a privacy red flag becomes a measurement tool, just as the ICO sharpens its consent rules.
Meta Expands Off-Platform Data Use to Feed Ranking and AI Chatbot Replies
Activity shared by third-party businesses — already feeding ad targeting — will now shape what users see in their feeds and how Meta AI answers their questions.
GDPR Fines and the Looming AI Regulation Battle
As AI tech faces scrutiny, GDPR's enforcement lessons underline the coming regulatory challenges.
Account Takeover Flaw in Pretalx CFP Tool Let Attackers Accept Any Conference Talk
An account takeover vulnerability in the open-source call-for-papers platform Pretalx could allow an unauthenticated attacker to manipulate submission outcomes, researchers at Novee have found.
Agentic AI Quietly Rewrites the NDR Pitch, But Procurement Rules Have Not Caught Up
Network detection vendors say autonomous triage is thinning the alert queue. Buyers are now asking what regulators will let those agents actually do.
Lithuania Probes Foreign Hand in Leak of 600,000-Plus National Register Records
Lithuanian authorities suspect state-linked actors after a data breach exposed more than 600,000 entries from government population and registration databases.