#compromised data

"Concerningly, it is not yet known who originally owned most of the data batches making up the breach. This means that clear action items to wipe your data from these collections cannot be issued, nor can researchers tell what attacks were being considered for the data... databases that serve to warn users about their compromised data have not yet been populated with the leaked accounts. Internet browsers like Firefox or Chrome that warn users of compromised credentials or third-party tools like Cybernews' data leak checker haven't yet been updated with the newly revealed stolen credentials."

I’ve been trying very hard to adhere to experimental parameters of no garlic or onion (amongst other things) this month, but I’ve overlooked paying attention to the fine print of certain spice mixes and soup cans. So I’ve been consuming trace (or perhaps larger?) amounts of garlic and have compromised the experiment. 

Lemon and Herb spice mix and Montreal Steak Spice mix, as well as Tim Horton’s chicken noodle soup cans and Pork-Baked Beans cans all contain dehydrated onion and garlic. 

I will have to report data contamination to my dietician and repeat this experiment once again!

The Army National Guard officially announced that it suffered a data breach that might have put former and current members’ sensitive information at risk. In a statement on its website, the Army National Guard claims that this incident is unrelated to the recent data breach at the Office of Personnel Management. In fact, this data breach has been confirmed to not be the result of a cyberattack,…