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Secretive face-matching startup has customer list stolen

Secretive face-matching startup has customer list stolen

4 years ago
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https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/02/clearviews-list-of-law-enforcement-clients-lost-in-data-breach/

Clearview, a secretive facial-recognition startup that claims to scrape the Internet for images to use, has itself now had data unexpectedly scraped, in a manner of speaking. Someone apparently popped into the company's system and stole its entire client list, which Clearview to date has refused to share.

Secretive face-matching startup has customer list stolen

Feb 26, 2020, 5:32pm UTC
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/02/clearviews-list-of-law-enforcement-clients-lost-in-data-breach/ > Clearview, a secretive facial-recognition startup that claims to scrape the Internet for images to use, has itself now had data unexpectedly scraped, in a manner of speaking. Someone apparently popped into the company's system and stole its entire client list, which Clearview to date has refused to share.