Top 10 Technology Headlines for the Week of Feb. 11

Here's what happened in tech for the week of Feb. 11.

CNBC: The Great Equifax Mystery - 17 Months Later, the Stolen Data Has Never Been Found, and Experts are Starting to Suspect a Spy Scheme

By: Kate Fazzini

The Verge: Coffee Meets Bagel Announces a Data Breach on Valentine’s Day

By: Makena Kelly

ZDNet: Hackers Tried to Steal €13 Million From Malta's Bank of Valletta

By: Catalin Cimpanu

Futurism: The U.S. is About to Hit Facebook With a Multi-Billion Dollar Fine

By: Victor Tangermann

TechCrunch: What Amazon’s Purchase of Eero Means For Your Privacy By: Zack Whittaker

Ars Technica: Selling 911 Location Data is Illegal—US Carriers Reportedly Did it Anyway By: Jon Brodkin

CNET: These Android Apps Have Been Tracking You, Even When You Say Stop

By: Laura Hautala

The War Zone: The U.S. Army's New Up-Gunned Stryker Armored Vehicles Have Been Hacked

By: Joseph Trevithick

Wired: The AI Text Generator That's too Dangerous to Make Public

By: Tom Simonite

CNET: Chinese Facial Recognition Company Left Database of People's Locations Exposed

By: Alfred Ng

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