#персональные-данные
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GM to pay $220 million over sale of driving habits data
General Motors has agreed to pay $220 million to settle claims from a coalition of 36 US state attorneys general. The states accused the carmaker of illegally selling driver and location data to data brokers.
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153 Million Driver's Licenses for Sale on the Dark Web
A database containing details on 153 million driver's licenses has been put up for sale on shadow marketplaces. The discovery is reported by Brian Krebs.
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Breach in Thomson Reuters Court Software: SSNs and Sealed Records at Risk
Thomson Reuters has reported that unknown parties gained access to files on its C-Track case management platform. Courts in 11 U.S. states, the Virgin Islands, and Ontario, Canada, were affected.
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A Request to See the Data Ended in Its Deletion: How Companies Ignore the Privacy Law
A journalist filed more than 100 requests to access his own personal data under California's CCPA. Instead of copies, he often got confusion, brush-offs and deleted accounts — exactly what he had asked them not to do.
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LACMA Data Breach: Social Security Numbers and Medical Information at Risk
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has disclosed that a 2025 breach of its networks gave attackers access to the personal data of visitors and staff — from passport numbers to medical diagnoses.
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ICE Is Buying Credit-Card Application Data from Brokers
According to Bruce Schneier, the U.S. immigration service is obtaining, through intermediaries, information that people supplied when applying for credit cards.
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AssuranceAmerica Data Breach Affects 6.9 Million Drivers
The American insurance company AssuranceAmerica has reported a data breach affecting nearly 7 million drivers, after attackers gained access to its systems earlier this year.
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The largest leak of driver's license numbers in 2026 hit a US insurance company
A cyberattack on a major American insurer led to the leak of millions of driver's license numbers — the biggest incident of its kind in 2026.