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Server rack with digital locks showing telecoms provider security breach by nation-state hackers
Cyber SecurityNews

Third-Party Contractor to US Telecoms Reveals Security Breach Tied to Nation-State Hackers

November 4, 2025
Another security breach involving US telecom companies has come to light, with a third-party contractor that interfaces between some of the industry's big names reporting discovery of unauthorized access to their systems by nation-state hackers that began in late 2024 and continued through much of 2025.
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Toy robot showing AI chatbot
Cyber SecurityNews

Researchers Able to Abuse Lenovo’s “People-Pleasing” AI Chatbot

August 21, 2025
Lenovo’s Lena is a fairly standard AI chatbot of the type seen at some company websites, offering to retrieve product information and answer customer service questions for visitors. What is different about this one is the relative ease with which it could be recruited for highly damaging actions.
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Android Marshmallow statue at Google Visitor Center showing privacy and security threat of pre-installed apps on Android smartphones
Data PrivacyNews

Pre-Installed Apps on Android Represent a Threat to User Privacy and Security

April 10, 2019
According to new research, brand-new Android smartphones comes with pre-installed apps which are used for data harvesting, tracking and monitoring, all without the knowledge of the user.
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DuckDuckGo homepage on monitor with magnifying glass showing Microsoft trackers for user tracking
Data PrivacyNews

Use of Third-party Microsoft Trackers Calls Privacy Status of DuckDuckGo Into Question; Privacy Browser Found to Quietly Allow User Tracking

May 31, 2022
DuckDuckGo sells itself on its lack of user tracking. However, some new security research reveals that policy does not apply equally to Microsoft trackers.
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Hacker working on laptop showing Russian hackers piggybacking on exploits of Iranian hackers
Cyber SecurityNews

Russian Hackers Now Piggybacking on Exploits of Iranian Hackers

October 31, 2019
New report reveals Russian hackers have been masquerading as Iranian hackers in order to access sensitive government, military and commercial secrets in 35 countries.
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Man writing on notepad with gavel on table showing the proposed new bill in Maryland that gives residents the right to opt out of third-party disclosures
Data ProtectionNews

Analyzing the 2020 Maryland Right to Opt Out of Third-Party Disclosures Act

February 25, 2020
A new bill on consumer privacy proposed in Maryland gives residents the right to opt out of certain types of personal data transfers to third parties.
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Bunch of rough shape keys showing user credentials sold on dark web
Cyber SecurityNews

Over 24 Billion Compromised User Credentials Circulating on the Dark Web Market

June 22, 2022
Digital Shadows Photon Research team found that over 24 billion stolen user credentials were available for sale on the dark web market in 2022, an increase of 65% in two years.
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China flag with code showing AI models
Cyber SecurityNews

Chinese Actors Deploy LLM Gateways to Clone U.S. Frontier AI Models

September 29, 2026
Chinese actors are deploying thousands of LLM gateways to clone U.S. frontier models, share credentials, and bypass geographic restrictions, rate limits, and usage metering.
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Headset on table showing IT help desk in cyber attack
Cyber SecurityNews

Clorox Sues Cognizant for Alleged IT Help Desk Failures in 2023 Cyber Attack

July 28, 2025
The massive 2023 cyber attack on Clorox can be traced to a negligent help desk employee at longtime contractor Cognizant, according to a new lawsuit filed by the company. Clorox is seeking a total sum of $380 million for breach of contract, lost sales and reputational damage, with $49 million of that in direct remediation.
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White light on keyboard showing insurance company security breach
Cyber SecurityNews

Insurance Company Prudential Financial Discloses a Security Breach of Internal Systems

February 22, 2024
America's second largest insurance company Prudential Financial has disclosed a security breach by a cybercrime gang that leaked administrative, employee, and contractors’ data.
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