In this edition of CyberNews, we highlight the main news that permeated the digital and data protection landscape in May 2024.
More than 1,700 people were arrested in Brazil due to the use of facial recognition, even without specific regulations. Bahia leads the way with 1,547 arrests, followed by Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, which also reported arrests. Several states are implementing the technology, but there are concerns about accuracy and fairness.
Meanwhile, the Central Bank reported PIX key data leaks involving Iugu and Pagcerto, affecting 22,046 keys. The data exposed are registration data, and investigative measures are being adopted.
Ticketmaster confirmed that 560 million customers' data have been leaked. Live Nation is investigating the incident, while Procon-SP (Consumer Protection Office) has notified the company to clarify the impact on Brazilian customers. The Brazilian National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) may demand additional explanations. In the Judiciary, the Superior Labor Court (TST) authorized Banco Santander to use geolocation evidence to prove a bank employee's working hours. The measure was considered appropriate and proportional, without violating privacy.
