( Bleeping Computer) SEC accuses Coinbase of breaking US regulations The hackers went on to request a $1 million ransom from Microsoft to cease their attacks. However, hacktivists known as Anonymous Sudan took to their Telegram channel, claiming it has been carrying out DDoS attacks on the service as retaliation for the US government intervening in Sudanese internal affairs. Microsoft claims technical issues were the cause of the outages.
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On Tuesday, suffered a series of outages following two major outages Monday, preventing users worldwide from reliably accessing or sending email and using the mobile Outlook app. ( TechCrunch and Dark Reading) hit by outages as hacktivists claim DDoS attacks In other Microsoft regulatory news, the company has set aside $425 million to pay a fine it anticipates receiving from the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) due to potential General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) violations for alleged targeted advertising on the platform of its subsidiary, LinkedIn. Microsoft collected the data before asking for a parent to complete the account setup, but then retained the data even if the parent abandoned the sign-up process.
Until 2019, the sign-up screen also included a pre-filled check box allowing Microsoft to share user information with advertisers. The FTC said children under the age of 13 who signed up for Microsoft’s Xbox gaming service were asked to provide personal information including name, email address, phone number and date of birth. Microsoft will pay $20 million to settle charges brought by the Federal Trade Commission for violating the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). Microsoft to pay $20M settlement for illegally collecting children’s data
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