MIT Technology Review Database Breach Exposes Personal Data of 290,000 Users
In November 2024, a data breach involving a third-party contractor for MIT’s Technology Review resulted in the exposure of personally identifiable information (PII) for 290,000 users. The compromised data includes full names, email addresses, activity dates, and details of educational backgrounds, posing significant privacy risks for affected individuals.
This breach highlights the vulnerabilities associated with third-party data handling and emphasizes the need for rigorous data security measures across all parties involved. MIT Technology Review is urged to investigate the incident thoroughly and work with its contractor to strengthen security protocols. Users are advised to remain cautious of potential phishing attempts and monitor their accounts for unusual activity.
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