Tag Archives: Accounts

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Google May Delete Your Old Accounts. Here’s How to Stop It  WIRED Google might delete your Gmail account if you haven’t logged in for two years  The Verge Google Is Deleting Inactive Accounts: How to Save Yours  CNET Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Azure blunder left Bing results editable, MS 365 accounts potentially exposed  The Register Source link

An Azure Active Directory (AAD) misconfiguration by Microsoft in one of its own cloud-hosted applications could have allowed miscreants to subvert the IT giant’s Bing search engine – even changing search results. User information including Outlook emails, calendars, and Teams messages was also left vulnerable to potential theft and snooping. Wiz researchers discovered the security blunder, and said the error – which they dubbed BingBang – was due to an authorization… Source link

BlockFi is rolling out its first crypto interest product since it paid a $100 million settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission in February and agreed to stop offering it to the U.S. public. Called BlockFi Yield, this crypto interest-bearing option is available to accredited investors in the U.S. through the Reg D [506(c)] exemption from the Securities Act of 1933. The new product comes during a year where crypto lending firms have faced major financial concern and scrutiny,… Source link

LONDON: TikTok will begin requiring accounts belonging to US government departments, politicians and political parties to be verified and will ban videos aimed at campaign fundraising, the short-form video app said on Wednesday.The move comes as TikTok, owned by China’s ByteDance, and other social media platforms are working to clamp down on political misinformation ahead of the US midterm elections in November, after years of being criticized for allowing such content to flourish on… Source link

Here’s a nightmare scenario: You’re enjoying your hard-earned summer vacation when you realize your phone or laptop is missing. Beyond the cost of replacing it, you may have lost years of photos and other files – and opened yourself up to some pretty scary consequences. Tap or click for steps to wipe your tech remotely in case this ever happens. One place you don’t want someone snooping is your inbox. Don’t create folders with names like “Medical documents” or “Tax info.” Tap or click… Source link

While U.S. workers are aiming to minimize the impact of economic volatility on their retirement accounts, the realities of high levels of inflation and other macroeconomic realities are making things very difficult according to subject matter experts in a discussion at Yahoo Finance. “If you are a retiree, you have to be paying attention because if you have to take those required minimum distributions from your retirement accounts this year, you’re going to be selling, and… Source link

The evidence uncovered by Yahoo and Facebook and used to convict a defendant of child exploitation wasn’t collected at the behest of the government and therefore was properly used against the defendant at trial, the Ninth Circuit said. Along the way, the court said that internet content preservation at the request of the government wasn’t a seizure under the Fourth Amendment. Carsten Rosenow argued that the two companies were acting as government agents under the Stored Communications Act… Source link

The evidence uncovered by Yahoo and Facebook and used to convict a defendant of child exploitation wasn’t collected at the behest of the government and therefore was properly used against the defendant at trial, the Ninth Circuit said. Along the way, the court said that internet content preservation at the request of the government wasn’t a seizure under the Fourth Amendment. Carsten Rosenow argued that the two companies were acting as government agents under the Stored Communications Act… Source link

The evidence uncovered by Yahoo and Facebook and used to convict a defendant of child exploitation wasn’t collected at the behest of the government and therefore was properly used against the defendant at trial, the Ninth Circuit said. Along the way, the court said that internet content preservation at the request of the government wasn’t a seizure under the Fourth Amendment. Carsten Rosenow argued that the two companies were acting as government agents under the Stored Communications Act… Source link