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

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FTC: Consumers Have Lost $1 Billion to Crypto Scams Since Start of 2021, More Than Half Taken By Fake Investments

June 16, 2022
The FTC advisory tracks crypto scams up to May 2022, but the losses from 2021 alone represent a 60x increase from those recorded in 2018, and over 5x the 2020 numbers.
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Cyber SecurityNews

Tenable CEO: Microsoft Vulnerability Disclosure and Patching Practices Are Insufficiently Transparent, Put Customers at Risk

June 21, 2022
Tenable CEO cites reports from several cybersecurity firms that indicate Microsoft is not being timely enough with its vulnerability disclosures and sometimes has a "dismissive" attitude.
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Cyber SecurityNews

Uncovered: Cyber Espionage Using Fake Apps with Android Malware

January 24, 2018
EFF and Lookout traced Dark Caracal to Lebanon and has infected Android users in more than 20 countries and stolen hundreds of gigabbytes of dat. Cyber espionage using fake apps with Android malware is the new trend as nation states and cybercriminals move towards using mobile as the target platform.
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Data ProtectionNews

US Senate Scrutinizing Ad Exchanges Over Foreign Ad Auctions

April 9, 2021
The US Senate is now evaluating ad exchanges as a potential threat to national security. The concern stems from digital ad auctions conducted in foreign countries.
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Cyber SecurityNews

More of Facebook’s “High-Risk Accounts” Will Now Require Two-Factor Authentication

December 7, 2021
Facebook is expanding mandatory two-factor authentication for users flagged as having high-risk accounts and will eventually be locked out of the platform until they enable it.
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Cyber SecurityNews

Senior Staff at Sellafield Nuclear Site Accused of Covering up Breaches by Hacker Groups Dating Back to at Least 2015

December 8, 2023
Internal sources and documents seen by Guardian reporters indicate that advanced persistent threat (APT) hacker groups working for Russia and China have likely had sleeper malware spread throughout the UK nuclear site's IT systems since at least 2015.
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Cyber SecurityNews

Toolkit To Hide and Execute Malicious Code on Nvidia, AMD and Intel Graphics Cards Sold by a Hacker Online

September 10, 2021
A threat actor sold for an undisclosed amount a toolkit to conceal and execute malicious code without detection on most graphics cards, including AMD, Nvidia, and Intel.
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Cyber SecurityNews

French Luxury Giant Chanel Hit by Salesforce Third-Party Data Breach

August 12, 2025
French luxury giant Chanel has experienced a third-party data breach stemming from the ongoing Salesforce voice phishing campaign by ShinyHunters, affecting over a dozen companies.
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Cyber SecurityNews

Secret Attempt to “Buy Back” Customer Data From T-Mobile Hack Failed, Criminals Sold Information in Spite of $200,000 Payment

April 19, 2022
The company arranged a payment of $200,000 through a third party, but customer data from the T-Mobile hack was subsequently seen for sale on dark net forums.
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Businessman using calculator showing ransomware recovery costs
Cyber SecurityNews

Royal Mail’s LockBit Ransomware Recovery Will Cost the Company More Than £10 Million

December 1, 2023
Royal Mail's parent company, International Distribution Services, will spend more than £10 Million in ransomware recovery costs from the January 2023 LockBit cyberattack.
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Cyber Attack by Suspected Iranian Hackers Hits 36 Minnesota Water Utilities, Causing Outages

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