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Computer system hack warning on screen showing Conti ransomware attacks
Cyber SecurityNews

Conti Rampage of Ransomware Attacks Comes Into Focus: 40 Companies Hit in One Month, 850 in Two Years

June 28, 2022
Conti is able to breeze through ransomware attacks in as little as three days thanks to a polished setup that has been years in the making: custom ransomware and tools, a disciplined working schedule and a business-like structure.
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Snack aisle of a grocery store showing ransomware attack impact on supply chain
Cyber SecurityNews

Conti Ransomware Attack on UK’s KP Snacks to Cause Major Supply Chain Problems for Popular Treats

February 10, 2022
KP Snacks notified its partners to expect supply chain problems after a ransomware attack encrypted its IT systems, preventing order placement and shipment of deliveries.
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Central Park in San Jose, Costa Rica showing national emergency due to Conti ransomware
Cyber SecurityNews

Conti Ransomware Declared a “National Emergency” in Costa Rica; $15 Million in Rewards Offered by US Government

May 11, 2022
The newly sworn-in President of Costa Rica began his administration by declaring a national emergency due to the extensive damage done by a spate of Conti ransomware attacks.
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Computer chip on motherboard showing firmware attacks by Conti ransomware
Cyber SecurityNews

Conti Ransomware Develops Proof-of-Concept Code for Firmware Attacks

June 10, 2022
Analysis of leaked chats shows that the Russian Conti ransomware gang had developed proof-of-concept code for stealthy firmware attacks targeting Intel's Management Engine.
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Danger sign on screen showing Conti ransomware becoming smaller ransomware groups
Cyber SecurityNews

Conti Ransomware Group Voluntarily Shuttered, but Members Expected to Splinter off To Smaller Groups

June 1, 2022
Security researcher claims that the Conti ransomware attack on Costa Rica was an intentional smokescreen to cover a reorganization into smaller ransomware groups.
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Sunset on the Westminster Bridge showing privacy concerns with digital ID plan
Data PrivacyNews

Controversial “BritCard” Digital ID Plan Raises Privacy Concerns

October 2, 2025
The announcement of a new digital ID that will be mandatory for employment is raising major privacy concerns in the UK, even as the nation grapples with mass unrest about the illegal immigration the scheme was designed to reduce.
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Businessman walks in airport terminal showing potential immunity passports as COVID vaccine rolls out
Data PrivacyNews

Controversial “Immunity Passports” Debated as COVID Vaccine is Rolled Out

January 15, 2021
The idea of immunity passports demonstrating proof of a COVID vaccine to move about is being discussed by a broad variety of both government and business organizations.
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Open digital lock showing data breach at data broker
Cyber SecurityNews

Controversial Data Broker LexisNexis Data Breach Impacts Over 364,000 People

June 4, 2025
Data broker LexisNexis has disclosed a significant data breach that exposed the personal information of over 346,000 people after a threat actor compromised its GitHub account.
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Digital key and lock showing API key data leak on AI models
Cyber SecurityNews

Controversial DOGE Employee Inadvertently Published API Key Granting Access to Over 50 of Elon Musk’s AI Models

July 17, 2025
The stolen API key allows interaction with at least 52 large language AI models (LLMs) that are in development at Musk's xAI, many of these in turn used by the "Grok" AI available through the X social media platform. An errant GitHub update was to blame.
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House of Representatives at Australia's Parliament House passing controversial encryption laws
Cyber SecurityNews

Controversial Encryption Laws in Australia Could Set Dangerous Worldwide Precedent

January 22, 2019
At the end of 2018, Australia became the first nation in the world to enact encryption laws requiring companies to provide access to encrypted communications. Will other nations around the world soon follow suit?
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