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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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Cyber SecurityNews

2023 Data Breach Cost to Clorox and Johnson Controls Reaches Nearly $76 Million

February 13, 2024
Clorox reported a total of $49 million in incremental expenses related to the attack, with Johnson Controls reporting data breach costs of nearly $27 million. This money went to remediation costs such as third party contracting, as well as added operating costs due to disruptions.
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Cyber SecurityNews

INTERPOL Law Enforcement Operation Synergia Shuts 70% of 1,300 Cybercrime Servers, Nabs 31 Suspects

February 12, 2024
An INTERPOL-led global law enforcement operation has taken action against 1,300 ransomware, phishing, and malware command-and-control (C2) servers and the arrest of dozens of suspects.
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Cyber SecurityNews

Hong Kong Video Deepfake Scam Nets HK$200 Million, Fraud Involved Simulation of Multiple Video Conference Participants

February 12, 2024
A Hong Kong deepfake scam that netted HK$200 million made use of a fake video conference with multiple company executives. The employee that was targeted reportedly did suspect fraud at first, but nevertheless ended up making a total of 15 bank transfers.
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Data ProtectionNews

Google Shareholders to Receive $350 Million in Privacy Lawsuit Settlement

February 8, 2024
The privacy lawsuit dates all the way back to 2018, when Google internally discovered that the Google+ API was being abused. The privacy lawsuit has now been settled for $350 million, after a lengthy appeals process played out.
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Data ProtectionNews

€32 Million GDPR Fine to Amazon for Excessive Employee Monitoring

February 8, 2024
Amazon was penalized for excessive employee monitoring, insufficient data minimization, and failing to meet transparency and security requirements. Much of the GDPR fine centers on the hand scanners that are issued to warehouse employees.
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Cyber SecurityNews

Russian Ransomware Gang ALPHV/BlackCat Resurfaces with 300GB of Stolen US Military Documents

February 8, 2024
The Russian ransomware gang ALPHV/BlackCat has threatened to leak 300 GB of top-secret and classified military documents it stole from a Pentagon contractor.
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Cyber SecurityNews

Data Breach Impacts Canadian Foreign Affairs Department

February 7, 2024
Global Affairs Canada (GAC), the country’s foreign affairs department, is reeling from the impacts of a data breach that leaked the personal information of users and staff members.
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Cyber SecurityNews

Identity Theft Resource Center: 2023 Worst Year on Record for Number of Data Breaches

February 7, 2024
ITRC report noted that the 3,205 data breaches recorded last year shatters the prior record of 1,860 and is a 78% increase from a similar number (1,806) seen in 2022.
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Cyber SecurityNews

Schneider Electric Confirms Data Leak From a Ransomware Attack

February 6, 2024
Energy and automation company Schneider Electric has confirmed a ransomware attack that disrupted the Sustainability Business division and leaked company data.
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Data PrivacyNews

Declassified Pentagon Letters Reveal NSA Has Been Routinely Buying Internet Data on Americans From Data Brokers to Evade Court Order Requirements

February 6, 2024
New papers reveal the National Security Agency (NSA) regularly purchases internet data about Americans from private data brokers, including categories that could normally only be obtained via a court order.
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New Disclosure of “Meddling” OpenAI Agents Includes Attacks on UN and US Government Websites

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ShinyHunters Hacks the FBI in a Security Breach Exposing Personal Information of 38,000 People

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