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Woman threatened after her iPhone was stolen and transported from the US to China: ‘I can find you and your family’

Jordyn Davis’s iPhone was stolen at the beginning of August, sparking a month-long cross-continent journey that’s seen her harassed by criminals and threatened with bodily harm. Davis had just attended a concert in Nashville, Tennessee, and was hanging out with her friends at a bar when she noticed her iPhone only had about five per cent left. Wanting it to last until she got home, she put it in her purse. Watch the latest News on Channel 7 or stream for free on 7plus >> Source: https://thefoxposts.com/woman-threatened-after-her-iphone-was-stolen-and-transported-from-the-us-to-china-i-can-find-you-and-your-family-TheFOXposts-35808.html?utm_source=blogger_source&utm_medium=blogger_medium&utm_campaign=blogger_cam Category: Technology Post by: TheFOXposts.Com

Thousands of TAFE SA students’ personal data stolen in data breach

The personal data of thousands of TAFE SA students has been stolen in a data breach. Information relating to more than 2000 students’ identification forms was involved. SA Police discovered USBs containing scanned copies of student identification forms when collecting evidence in an unrelated investigation. Watch the latest news and stream for free on 7plus >> “We’re continuing our investigations into how this data left our organisation and we are ensuring we minimise the likelihood of future breaches,” TAFE SA CEO David Coltman said. The personal data of thousands of TAFE SA students has been stolen in a data breach .  Credit: TAFE SA International / Facebook TAFE SA said the breach happened before December 2021 but it is as yet unable to confirm how the breach occurred, according to 7NEWS. It is also unclear who is behind the data breach. SA Police told 7NEWS.com.au several devices containing data relevant to TAFE SA students were in their possession. “These devices wer...

Social media giant Twitter hit by cyber attack as 400 million users’ data stolen, hacker claims

More than 400 million Twitter users may have had their personal details stolen and put up for sale online in a major cyber attack . A cyber crook claims to be selling the stolen data of hundreds of millions of users including celebrities, businesses and government organisations on an online hacking forum. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Woman reveals Apple gift card scam. Watch the latest News on Channel 7 or stream for free on 7plus >> The author of the post shared two samples of supposedly stolen data, with former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison among the users they claim are affected. The user profiles up for sale contain public and private Twitter data, including people’s email addresses, names, usernames and phone numbers. A system vulnerability last year allowed the data to be stolen before the issue was fixed in early 2022, the hacker claims . A cyber crook claims to be selling the stolen data of hundreds of millions of users including celebrities, businesses and go...