GM to pay over $12 million in California privacy settlement involving driver data
2026-05-10T14:52:00Z•b47318995dbc5470ebe19a8efe71ac9c3636466d41cca93dbb22f053007da578
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What happened
A set of security and cybercrime developments: GM agreed to pay over $12 million in the largest CCPA privacy settlement to date over driver data exposure; the administrator of darknet marketplace Kingdom Market was sentenced to 16 years after operating a criminal marketplace; a Virginia man was convicted for deleting 96 government databases and stealing credentials, causing unauthorized email access; multiple universities had to reschedule finals after a Canvas learning-management incident that displayed a cybercriminal group message; and Kaspersky researchers observed shared infrastructure/C2
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