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Sottratti e messi in vendita i dati di vaccinazione Covid di 7,4 milioni di italiani? Il punto della situazione
Questo articolo è in evoluzione e verrà aggiornato man mano. Ultimo aggiornamento: 2021/06/12 18:25.
Stamattina (12/6) è comparso su Twitter un avviso che dice che qualcuno ha postato su un forum sul deep Web un annuncio che offre (a suo dire) i dati di vaccinazione Covid di 7,4 milioni di italiani.
[ALERT] A forum on the DeepWeb has posted a post selling COVID-19 vaccination data of 7.4 Million Italians. pic.twitter.com/O5EcOEqM3s
— DarkTracer : DarkWeb Criminal Intelligence (@darktracer_int) June 12, 2021
So di che forum si tratta, ma non ritengo opportuno divulgare qui questo dato.
La persona che afferma di avere questi dati ha pubblicato sul forum in questione un campione dei dati a riprova di quello che dice, precisando che la versione completa include delle password e che il dataset è in vendita a un prezzo imprecisato.
I campi pubblicati finora nel campione sono i seguenti:
- nome
- ruolo (sempre blank)
- cognome
- data_nascita
- gia_positivo (sempre blank)
- verificato_2 (yes/no)
- codice_fiscale
- tel cellulare
In un altro campione i campi sono invece:
- anno (quasi sempre 2021)
- mese (sempre 2)
- nome
- giorno (valore numerico a una o due cifre)
- status (valori Iscritto o Trasferimento in ingresso)
- cognome
- altre_asl
- privacy_1
- privacy_2
- verificato
- data_nascita
- verificato_2
- cap_domicilio
- cap_residenza
- codice_fiscale
David Puente su Open fornisce ulteriori dettagli e sospetta che si tratti di una truffa, nel senso che i dati non sarebbero privati ma sarebbero in realtà pubblici e di una categoria ben specifica (i record esaminati da Puente riguardano “medici, psicologi e psicoterapeuti del Sud Italia”). Anche ItalianTech ha pubblicato una prima analisi del campione reso pubblico, che conferma l’appartenenza dei dati a operatori sanitari.
Secondo una fonte riservata che conosce direttamente i dati, almeno parte del campione proverrebbe dal database della web app di vaccinazione della Regione Campania. Alcune delle persone sarebbero operatori sanitari perché i primi ad essere vaccinati sono stati appunto questi operatori. Un primo riscontro sembra confermare che i dati messi in vendita corrispondono esattamente a quelli del database campano.
Sono in contatto con l’autore dell’annuncio, che dichiara che si tratta di un’aggregazione di vari database provenienti da fonti differenti. A suo dire, i dati includono anche password, sia in chiaro sia hashed.
Insomma, ci sono dubbi sull’autenticità dell’offerta. Non va dimenticato che si tratta di un’offerta fatta da una persona che si presenta come criminale informatico e che quindi ha ogni incentivo per mentire o confondere la situazione in modo da ottenere la massima monetizzazione delle proprie attività.
Questo è quello che so e che posso pubblicare al momento.
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Buon 99° compleanno, Margherita Hack!
“La Fondazione ha in atto una convenzione con il Comune di Trieste per portare avanti la catalogazione della sua vasta biblioteca. È il nostro più importante obiettivo: un luogo aperto al pubblico, un luogo che la ricordi e la racconti. Vorremmo portarci tanti giovani perché questo era quello che desiderava Margherita. Siamo orgogliosi di essere arrivati fin qui, siamo grati a Google per questa iniziativa, un cameo digitale e internazionale che rende omaggio a una grande scienziata e a una splendida persona, che ha fatto dell’impegno civile una bandiera e della divulgazione la sua unica fede”. Così Marco Santarelli, direttore scientifico della Fondazione Margherita Hack, commenta il Doodle dedicato a Margherita Hack.
“Siamo felici di collaborare ancora una volta con Google, in particolare per una celebrazione che ci sta molto a cuore come quella per Margherita Hack, grande amica del Museo e fonte di ispirazione per tante giovani donne. Margherita è venuta spesso a trovarci ma c’è un’occasione che ricordiamo con grande emozione: il confronto tra l’astrofisica e monsignor D’Ercole, organizzato dal Museo nel 2004, che fu seguito da così tante persone da rendere necessario allestire uno schermo gigante all’esterno, proprio come se si fosse trattato del concerto di una rockstar. Margherita è sempre stata una donna dalla forte onestà intellettuale che non ha mai esitato a parlare del suo rapporto con il soprannaturale e con la religione, confrontandosi anche con i massimi esponenti della Chiesa Cattolica in modo aperto e senza alcuna soggezione culturale”, ci racconta Fiorenzo Galli, Direttore Generale Museo Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci.
Podcast del Disinformatico RSI di oggi (2021/06/11) pronto da scaricare
È disponibile il podcast di oggi de Il Disinformatico della Rete Tre della Radiotelevisione Svizzera, condotto da me insieme a Tiki. Questi sono gli argomenti trattati, con i link ai rispettivi articoli di approfondimento:
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Il podcast di oggi, insieme a quelli delle puntate precedenti, è a vostra disposizione presso www.rsi.ch/ildisinformatico (link diretto) ed è ascoltabile anche tramite feed RSS, iTunes, Google Podcasts e Spotify.
Buon ascolto!
B2B Marketing News: Most Critical B2B Challenges, Marketers Are In Demand, YouTube’s New Analytics, & Social Video Reach Grows
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71 percent of B2B buyers said that the top influence on their decision to purchase was when a salesperson leads a thorough discovery of their concerns, wants, and needs, followed by 68 percent who said showing what’s possible or how to solve a problem had an significant influence on buying decisions, with the same percentage noting that a salesperson who listens to them affects their purchasing decision, according to newly-released survey data. MarketingProfs
CX Decision-Makers Invest in Tech to Embed Customer Insights Throughout the Organization
Making new technology investments, increasing customer experience (CX) budget, and building a formal CX measurement framework are the top steps being taken to utilize customer insights and feedback in organizations, recently-released report data of interest to online marketers shows. MarketingCharts
Exclusive LinkedIn data shows marketers are in demand – especially in the digital realm
Over the past six months LinkedIn (client) has had a 177 percent increase in the number of remote marketing job listings, with the most in-demand digital marketing skills being social media marketing, paid search strategy, followed by social media and search marketing, according to newly-released report data from Microsoft-owned LinkedIn. The Drum
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Report: Social Video Generates 70% As Much Reach As Linear TV, Fills In Demo ‘Gaps’
From February 2020 through the same month in 2021 the time that U.S. consumers between 18 and 44 spent watching social video climbed by almost 50 percent, with over half of social video being consumed by those in the 18 to 34 demographic, newly-released survey data has shown. MediaPost
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Meet Barbara Hepworth, her art and life with Google Arts & Culture
Barbara Hepworth was one of the most important artists of the 20th century,and on this day in 1964 she unveiled her iconic sculpture Single Form at the United Nations in New York City. The piece is a dedication to her friend, UN Secretary General, Dag Hammarskjöld. To mark the decade since the opening of her namesake gallery — the Hepworth Wakefield — Google Arts & Culture’s latest collaboration brings thelargest retrospective of Hepworth’s work online, for audiences everywhere to explore.
Perhaps what one wants to say is formed in childhood and the rest of one’s life is spent in trying to say it.
Born and raised in the Yorkshire town of Wakefield, Hepworth worked at the forefront of contemporary art during her lifetime. Learn about Hepworth’s relationship with Yorkshire, and see how its influences can be seen throughout her career. The exhibition emphasizes how her work spanned across disciplines including space exploration, music, dance, politics and religion, while also reflecting her personal experiences.
Seminal sculptures such as Mother and Child, Springand Single Form have been captured in ultra high resolution using the latest technology, to allow viewers to get up close with the texture of the materials and see the carefully created marks Hepworth made during creation. Audiences can also discover more about the artist’s lesser-known artworks including her printmaking and designs for theaters.
And if you aren’t able to make it to Yorkshire, art fans everywhere cantake a virtual walk around the stunning exhibition using Google Street View. A selection of Hepworth’s iconic sculptures can also be experienced using Augmented Reality to see them up close in your own space with the Google Arts & Culture app.
For a more contemporary fix, discover the newly commissioned works by Tacita Dean and Veronica Ryan, made especially for the anniversary exhibition. Or, if you are feeling creative, perhaps you could have a go at creating a Hepworth-inspired artwork yourself. There are activities for all agesand interests available, with videos, quizzes and more.
Visit g.co/BarbaraHepworth to explore more, and discover the incredible exhibition online. The Google Arts & Culture app is free and available online for iOS and Android.
Our commitments for the Privacy Sandbox
We all expect a more private and secure web. The Privacy Sandbox initiative aims to help build it by developing new digital advertising tools to protect people’s privacy and prevent covert tracking, while supporting a thriving ad-funded web. From the start of this project, we have been developing these tools in the open, and sought feedback at every step to ensure that they work for everyone, not just Google. As many publishers and advertisers rely on online advertising to fund their websites, getting this balance right is key to keeping the web open and accessible to everyone.
So when the United Kingdom’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced its formal investigation of the Privacy Sandbox in January, we welcomed the opportunity to engage with a regulator with the mandate to promote competition for the benefit of consumers.
This process has also recognized the importance of reconciling privacy and competition concerns. In a first-of-its-kind review involving converging regulatory authorities and expertise, the United Kingdom’s privacy regulator, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), is working collaboratively with, and providing direct input to, the CMA on Google’s approach.
Today we are offering a set of commitments — the result of many hours of discussions with the CMA and more generally with the broader web community — about how we’ll design and implement the Privacy Sandbox proposals and treat user data in Google’s systems in the years ahead. The CMA is now asking others in the industry for feedback on these commitments as part of a public consultation, with a view to making them legally binding. If the CMA accepts these commitments, we will apply them globally.
The commitments
Consultation and collaboration
Throughout this process, we will engage the CMA and the industry in an open, constructive and continuous dialogue. This includes proactively informing both the CMA and the wider ecosystem of timelines, changes and tests during the development of the Privacy Sandbox proposals, building on our transparent approach to date. We will work with the CMA to resolve concerns and develop agreed parameters for the testing of new proposals, while the CMA will be getting direct input from the ICO.
No data advantage for Google advertising products
Google has always had policies and practices to safeguard the use of people’s data. And we have explicitly stated that once third-party cookies are phased out, we will not build alternate identifiers to track individuals as they browse across the web, nor will we use such identifiers in our products.
Building on this principle, the commitments confirm that once third-party cookies are phased out, our ads products will not access synced Chrome browsing histories (or data from other user-facing Google products) in order to track users to target or measure ads on sites across the web.
Further, our ads products will also not access synced Chrome browsing histories or publishers’ Google Analytics accounts to track users for targeting and measuring ads on our own sites, such as Google Search.
No self-preferencing
We will play by the same rules as everybody else because we believe in competition on the merits. Our commitments make clear that, as the Privacy Sandbox proposals are developed and implemented, that work will not give preferential treatment or advantage to Google’s advertising products or to Google’s own sites.
What’s next
We appreciate the CMA’s thoughtful approach throughout the review and their engagement with the difficult trade-offs that this process inevitably involves. We also welcome feedback from the public consultation and will continue to engage with the CMA and with the industry on this important topic. We understand that our plans will be scrutinized, so we’ll also continue to engage with other regulators, industry partners and privacy experts as well.
We believe that these kinds of investments in privacy will create more opportunity, not less. The Privacy Sandbox seeks a way forward that improves people’s privacy online while ensuring that advertisers and publishers of all sizes can continue to succeed.
Usate Microsoft Office? Aggiornatelo: ci sono vecchie falle da turare
Cybersecurity360.it segnala che ci sono quattro vulnerabilità di sicurezza in Microsoft Office che “se sfruttate con successo, potrebbero consentire a un attaccante di creare documenti Word ed Excel contenenti codici malevoli con cui attaccare i sistemi non aggiornati.“
Le falle (CVE-2021-31174, CVE-2021-31178, CVE-2021-31179 e CVE-2021-31939) sono state scoperte a febbraio e rese note ora, in occasione del rilascio dei rispettivi aggiornamenti correttivi. Le prime tre sono state corrette con gli aggiornamenti di maggio 2021, mentre l’ultima è stata corretta con il Patch Tuesday di giugno.
Si sospetta che queste falle siano presenti da anni in Office, perché sono state trovate nel codice legacy per Excel 95, per cui chi usa versioni vecchie di questa suite può essere a rischio. Installate quindi subito gli aggiornamenti di sicurezza di MS Office e installate la versione più recente della suite.