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Latest news on data protection, privacy and cybersecurity regulatory developments, data breaches and enforcement actions happening around the world.

Honda company logo showing ransomware attack highlighting the need for network segmentation
Cyber SecurityNews

Honda Ransomware Attack a Lesson in Segmentation

June 22, 2020
Suspected Snake ransomware attack on Honda highlighted the need for network segmentation to prevent impact across a company during an attack.
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Image of mobile phone with privacy login screen showing the need for Instagram two-factor authentication
Cyber SecurityNews

Time to Turn on That Instagram Two-Factor Authentication

September 6, 2017
With six million Instagram accounts hacked, are passwords now a liability and is it time to turn on that Instagram two-factor authentication?
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Coinbase cryptocurrency exchange logo on smartphone screen showing biometric data lawsuit in Illinois
Data ProtectionNews

Lawsuit Alleges Coinbase Violated Illinois Biometric Data Law

May 11, 2023
Coinbase has been sued for collecting biometric data from the photos of ID cards and the "selfies" that it requires when customers set up an account, and from the fingerprint scans that are used to authenticate mobile app users.
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Man in handcuffs on the street showing law enforcement operations on online scams
Cyber SecurityNews

INTERPOL-led Law Enforcement Operation Arrests 651 Suspects Linked to Online Scams Across Africa

February 26, 2026
An INTERPOL-led law enforcement operation across 16 African countries has nabbed 651 suspects linked to online scams targeting victims across the continent and worldwide.
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Image of man wearing headphones and arms raised representing the privacy infringement claim on Bose
Data PrivacyNews

Bose Hit with Privacy Infringement Claim

April 25, 2017
A customer filed a privacy infringement claim on Bose, claiming that the Bose Connect app is quietly gathering data on his listening habits and onselling that information a data mining company.
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A Macbook Pro keyboard showing problem with macOS malware
Cyber SecurityNews

macOS Malware Silver Sparrow Affects About 40,000 Macs Running Both Intel and ARM Chips

March 4, 2021
Red Canary researchers said Silver Sparrow macOS malware infecting about 40,000 Macs using both Intel and ARM chips could deliver malicious payloads at a moment's notice.
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Hacker holding money after successful attack showing ban of ransomware payments
Cyber SecurityNews

Top FBI Official: Banning Ransomware Payments Won’t Make the Situation Better

August 6, 2021
There has been considerable debate about banning ransomware payments as a means of curbing the explosive growth of the crime Assistant director of the FBI's cyber division weighed in, suggesting that it would create a new avenue of extortion.
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Hacker pointing to code on a computer monitor in a dark room showing data breach and source code leak
Cyber SecurityNews

Extortion Attempt on Samsung Leads to Data Breach, Leak of Bootloader and Authentication Source Code

March 10, 2022
Samsung says that no personal information was lost in the data breach and that it does not expect customers to be impacted, but the source code could lead to serious vulnerabilities.
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Hacker working on laptop showing hacker earned $1.5 million by providing backdoor access to corporate networks
Cyber SecurityNews

Hacker Earned $1.5 Million Providing Backdoor Access to Hundreds of Corporate Networks

July 20, 2020
Hacker "fxmsp" has been selling backdoor access to hundreds of corporate networks in 44 countries for two years, pulling in well over a million dollars from clients.
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Many old keys on a well used old wooden desk show security flaws in password managers
Cyber SecurityNews

New Security Flaws Found in Password Managers: Are They Still Safe to Use?

March 4, 2019
Study of password managers finds security vulnerabilities in the way master passwords are stored. While password managers are still widely considered to be a best security practice, it's important to keep in mind that no system is perfect or without vulnerabilities.
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Security flaw in Microsoft’s Analytics Platform Titan Exposes 17 Trillion Records

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Meta Muse AI Assistant’s Zero-Day Vulnerability Could Enable Attackers to Inject Malware

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New Disclosure of “Meddling” OpenAI Agents Includes Attacks on UN and US Government Websites

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