Videos tagged with Data Breach

This video discusses Bank of America's alleged sale of customer transaction data, including gun and ammunition purchases, to federal authorities for investigation related to the January 6th Capitol events. It also highlights a recent data breach where sensitive customer information was exposed due to improper storage. The speaker criticizes Bank of America's actions, urging customers to consider alternative banking options and utilize identity theft protection services like Aura.

New York has enacted a law requiring financial institutions to track gun and ammunition purchases using special merchant codes. This measure is criticized for enabling government surveillance of gun owners and potentially leading to data breaches that expose sensitive personal information. The law is viewed by some as a violation of Fourth Amendment rights and may push transactions underground.

This video analyzes leaked data from the Mexican government, which the uploader claims debunks the government's anti-gun lawsuit. It highlights the importance of the Second Amendment and criticizes government overreach. The description also includes numerous affiliate links for various products, including coffee, outdoor gear, and tactical equipment, as well as calls to action for supporting the channel.

This video, presented by an expert with deep knowledge of firearms law and policy, discusses a critical legal case, 'Gary vs. Glock,' that threatens the personal information of hundreds of thousands of gun owners. The case, originating from Indiana, utilizes public nuisance claims to potentially expose transaction data from retailers like Cabela's and Bass Pro Shops, impacting gun owner privacy and highlighting ongoing legal battles surrounding firearm commerce.

This video from CRPA (California Rifle and Pistol Association) is an urgent call to action for individuals who may have experienced damages from a state-related issue, specifically mentioning a DOJ data leak. It emphasizes the critical deadline of December 20th to file an administrative claim form to preserve the right to sue. The video provides a direct link to CRPA.org to find the necessary claim form and a redacted example of a Government Claim Form for reference. The content focuses on legal recourse and protecting rights.

A federal judge has issued an injunction against California's sharing of personal gun owner data with research institutions. This ruling stems from a lawsuit alleging that the state's practice of collecting and sharing this information, intended for red flag law research, violates the privacy rights of gun owners. The injunction was granted due to concerns about potential ongoing and future harms, especially following a significant data breach of firearm databases.

This video discusses legal options for individuals affected by a data leak from the California Attorney General's office, specifically concerning CCW permit holder information. It advises against a class-action lawsuit due to differing damages and suggests filing individual lawsuits, potentially in small claims court, or pursuing an administrative claim first. A template for the administrative claim form will be provided by CRPA.

This video discusses a press release from Ammo Inc. concerning a potential data breach and misappropriation of company data and digital assets. Two executives, Stephen Irvin (Chief Strategy Officer) and Susan Loki (CFO), have been placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation. The exact nature of the 'data and digital assets' involved remains vague in the announcement, leading to speculation about customer information or proprietary company data.

This segment discusses a significant data breach in California where personal information of CCW holders, including addresses, was released to the public. The discussion highlights the legal and privacy implications, particularly in light of the Bruin decision and ongoing legal challenges to gun control measures in the state. It emphasizes the potential dangers posed by such leaks and the efforts to hold responsible parties accountable.

This video provides a critical update on a massive gun owner data leak in California, initially believed to be localized to Los Angeles County but now confirmed to be statewide. The breach, spanning from 2011-2021, affects numerous databases including CCW applications, Assault Weapon Registries, and Handgun certifications. The speaker highlights concerns that legislation like Assembly Bill 173 could exacerbate privacy issues by providing access to this sensitive information for research purposes, potentially fueling gun control agendas.

This video discusses a data breach by the California Department of Justice (DOJ) that exposed the personal information of thousands of CCW (Concealed Carry Weapon) permit holders. The webpage containing this sensitive data was subsequently taken down, but the damage of the dox has already been done. The video promotes the USCCA (United States Concealed Carry Association) and other support channels for the creator.

The California Department of Justice, under Attorney General Rob Bonta, "accidentally" released a database containing the personal information of gun owners. This data, including names, addresses, dates of birth, and Social Security numbers, was made downloadable, potentially exposing individuals to theft and identity fraud. The incident occurred shortly after the Bruin case ruling, and the DOJ Firearms Dashboard portal has since been taken down.