More than 380,000 additional NYC students had personal info hacked, bringing total to over 1M
More than 380,000 additional NYC students had personal info hacked, bringing total to over 1M
The New York City Department of Education last week began sending letters notifying the hundreds of thousands of additional current and former students that they were victims of the cyber attack in…
The New York City Department of Education last week began sending letters notifying the hundreds of thousands of additional current and former students that they were victims of the cyber attack in…
The DOE said it is offering the impacted students — some of whom even graduated from the system several years before the security breach occurred — two years of free credit and identity-monitoring services through vendor IDX to help protect against identity theft.
So they are offering nothing. Absolutely nothing. In two years will this stolen data cease to exist? No. This data can never be unshared, these people can never achieve privacy.
But no penalties, no punishment, no prison. That's just for when the poors are negligent or commit crimes. We are just data-cattle. Accept your data-milking and get back to work.
If you want to do something about it, please present your case to the courts. My brother, neighbor, and former college roommate are the judges. Good luck.
Now watch this ad, we know people of your ethnicity with your academic record we acquired like these sort of things.
But but China bad cus Tik Tok steals your info..
Meanwhile your data has been stolen from literally every service you use.
Use email? Every service offering it like Yahoo and Gmail have been hacked and your data stolen.
Equifax? Hacked and all your data stolen.
Visited a Hospital? Your data was sold by the hospital.
American companies cannot be trusted with your data.
Why limit to American? No company, worldwide, is held to a standard that results in consequences for data breaches.
No citizen of any country, worldwide, has a way to reset immutable data about themselves when it is stolen.
Your reply comes across as overly focused on the United States. The things you say are correct, and similarly correct about most countries.
In short, you are missing the point.
In regards to "China bad". China is an an odd example to pick as CEOs of companies have disappeared for months or years at a time, muslims are currently being eliminated in a cultural genocide, and a citizen has zero rights when they stand up against the government. Even Chinese citizens abroad can be targeted for harassment or assassination.
They can't even openly discuss what happened in 1989.
At least I can say, "Fuck USA" all day long. Standing outside the White House if I wanted.. and the worst that will happen to me is I'll be asked to leave.