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Hacked car-share service disregarded law, had 7-yr data retention policy

Published by The Mainichi · Japan 3 h ago

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- A major Japanese parking service operator that suffered a data breach exposing images of 1.6 million driver's licenses had a policy o

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