A Texas anti-abortion tip site collects sensitive information on people seeking and providing healthcare. Experts warn that data could be dangerous in the wrong hands.

Sep 16 2021 by Business Insider

 
Protesters hold up signs at a protest against Texas' new abortion law outside the state capitol on May 29, 2021 in Austin, Texas.

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An anti-abortion advocacy group created an anonymous tip site encouraging Texans to rat out people getting abortions. Texas Right To Life's main website had leaked the resumes of more than 100 job applicants in early September, TechCrunch reported. Cybersecurity experts told Insider the group's lack of transparency about their data...
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