Questions tagged [gdpr]

For questions regarding the implementation of and impacts on design and operations in light of the EU General Data Protection Regulation.

https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-the-general-data-protection-regulation-gdpr/

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Is it a possible vulnerability / GDPR violation if basic profile of users are enumerable through the URL?

If a website uses an auto-incrementing user-id in its url – /users/1, /users/2 to showcase public user profiles (just the name + photo / avatar) is it considered a possible vulnerability?
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How to approach a site that doesn't manage passwords correctly?

I am registered to a site which doesn't manage password correctly. It is a user area for a company that provides services of some sort and which uses the area to show details of the contracts and for payments. Now, if I forget my password, there is…
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Firefox Account - Export user data (GDPR)

Is there a way of exporting all user data associated with a Firefox Account? Yes? where can I request/download it? No? isn't right of access a legal requirement under the current GDPR legislation? Examples of what I'm asking : Google:…
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Encrypted folder with different access rights for different users

With the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation of EU) comes the necessity for many companies to store certain personal data (CVs, certificates, passport copies, etc.) centrally and encrypted. The data is available e.g. as Word or PDF files, in…
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does mailto require opt-out when user sending initial request for information from website?

Everything I have been reading on mailto: requirements has been that the company sending the email or using a website form submitting information. My situation is: on the company website, a lot of information on various topics is presented. The…
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GDPR data minimisation session cookies

I have a research study being run. Participants are asked to; Fill out a consent form (contains personal information as per GDPR) Complete a questionnaire. My hopes was that the questionnaire responses could be anonymous, I would store the forms…
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Do websites outside of the EU need to consider GDPR?

There are a lot of items in the GDPR that I am a fan of. Mandatory unsubscribe links are the best thing to happen to my inbox since I started using email. But there is one thing in particular I've loathed the policy for: Cookie consent dialogues. As…
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Does the advent of GDPR result in improved protections for customers based exclusively in non-EU countries?

Sorry if the title is a bit confusing. I'll try to rephrase: GDPR obviously improves transparency and protective services in global service providers/vendors that involve users in the EU. I can see how transparency about data management would…
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Tokenization - Is it bad practice to reuse tokens?

If I am implementing a tokenization system for PII within a database, is it considered bad practice, or riskier, to reuse tokens? For example, if I am storing the name "Richard" multiple times, and they are all replaced with the token…
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GDPR data portability

I know one of the requirements of the GDPR is for data portability requests. On a website I have, it has users that includes their address, contact number etc but it also tracks what the user downloads and pages they visit, contact forms they…
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Tracking user's private link on google analytics: will it be a security issue for GDPR?

Our web portal track page access with google analytics. The access link will be then tracked and exposed in google analytics reports. As the portal include personally identifiable information (PII), will it be compliant with GDPR or it will be a…
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Under GDPR, is one user borrowing another's logged-in session for financial transactions illegal?

Our organization has historically been very lax with Data Protection and compliance, and we have a number of POS sales positions serving the public and taking payments; both Cash, Chip and Pin and Debit/Credit transactions through an e-portal. As…
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What does pseudonymization mean in the context of web development?

In readiness for the new GDPR legislation that is coming in on May 25th, I am trying to understand what pseudonymization means in the context of web development. The info I've read infers that it is not the same as encryption. Could someone…
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