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Xfinity’s Massive Data Breach Affects Nearly 36 Million Customers - DTH
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Xfinity suffered a massive data breach where nearly 36 million customers' personal information was exfiltrated, Google pays $700 million in fines and makes minor changes to the Google Play store to settle an antitrust lawsuit with all 50 states, and the EU has confirmed its first formal investigation looking into the practices of social media platform X...
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