Linn F. Freedman
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- Sep 25, 2026
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ShinyHunters Targets FBI (opens the original)
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Ransomware gang ShinyHunters boldly attacked the FBI this week, alleging that it hacked into the FBI’s job site, defaced it, then stole sensitive records of employees and applicants, including human resources records of current employees. The gang alleges that it exploited a vulnerability in Oracle’s PeopleSoft product that enabled remote code execution allowing them to download between two and three terabytes of data. The group released a sampling of the data to journalists, including FBI emplo
Privacy Tip #509 – Genetic Information of Military Members Compromised (opens the original)
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In November 2025, the Department of Veterans Affairs entered into an agreement with Baylor Genetics to provide nationwide pharmacogenomic (PGx) and germline genetic testing services across the VA healthcare system. The partnership allowed VA providers to use advanced precision diagnostics to tailor treatment plans for conditions like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depression, minimize side effects of medication, and screen for hereditary cancer risks. In doing so, Baylor Genetics proc
Privacy Tip #508 – Manhattan DA Seizes 12 Domains Selling Deep Fakes (opens the original)
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Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr., announced on September 14, 2026, the “seizure of 12 domain names of illegal websites used for unlawfully disseminating, publishing, and selling non-consensual celebrity ‘deepfake’ videos.” According to the press release, the individuals under investigation: [A]llegedly used artificial-intelligence (‘AI’) image and video creation tools to turn pre-existing photos and videos of approximately 1,200 real people into what appear to be hyper-realistic i
AI Governance Lagging Behind Rapid Employee Adoption of AI Tools (opens the original)
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Survey results released in OneTrust’s 2026 AI-Ready Governance Report shows that employees are adopting AI tools more rapidly than company AI governance programs can keep up. Although organizations indicated they were adopting governance programs to address the use of AI in their organizations, “Some organizations know agents are being used in parts of the business without consistent oversight. Others lack visibility into where and how agents are used.” Consistent with other research “nearly hal
Undetected HR Identity Fraud Compromises Company Networks (opens the original)
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Our clients are increasingly experiencing HR identity fraud—when an imposter (sometimes from a foreign adversary nation like North Korea) poses as a candidate for a remote job, often in the information technology space, in order to obtain access to company information or divert funds for a nefarious purpose. The website Hypr recently issued its “first annual report analyzing hiring and employee fraud in 2026.” The 2026 State of HR Identity Fraud Report outlines the increase of hiring fraud and i
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