The authors develop a detailed legal framework and scope of the right to erasure in Uruguayan and international legislation, as it is a right that guarantees the protection of personal data, especially in the digital context. In this regard, the authors analyze international legal cases to determine the role of search engines in the treatment of personal data. They also explain how the application of the right to erasure does not affect other rights. Finally, the authors emphasize the importance of using the right to erasure in relation to search engines to ensure adequate protection of personal data.

Phishing is a cybercrime that significantly impacts three critical areas: brands, personal data, and users' wealth. This article examines the damage to companies' reputation and online presence, the breach of personal data of victims, and the economic harm suffered by Internet users. It analyzes how companies, by expanding their online presence, become vulnerable targets for phishers, who seek to obtain illicit benefits through deception and impersonation. The ease with which criminals can create fake websites and deceive users into revealing confidential information presents significant legal and security challenges. Preventive measures and regulations necessary to protect both businesses and consumers in the globalized digital environment are discussed.