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Meta Faces Hefty €1.2bn Fine For GDPR Breach In EU-US Data Transfers Meta was fined €1.2bn for transmitting consumer data to the US. Ireland’s Data
After days of doubt, and despite official claims of a “cyber incident,” the BlackByte ransomware gang has claimed credit for the computer attack on the
Security specialists have detected a new type of malware, named “CosmicEnergy,” that possesses the potential to wreak havoc on key infrastructure systems and electricity networks.
The perpetrators behind the budding Buhti ransomware have abandoned their own payload in favor of exploiting vulnerabilities in Windows and Linux using the exposed LockBit
Barracuda, a provider of email and network security solutions, issued a warning to its customers today that a zero-day vulnerability had been exploited to compromise
Back in March, Microsoft released data suggesting that Russian hacker groups were appearing to be preparing for a renewed wave of cyber-attacks against Ukraine, including
GoldenJackal is a new advanced persistent threat actor that targets government and diplomatic organizations in the Middle East and South Asia. Kaspersky Labs, a Russian
Many small businesses believe they are immune to cyberattacks because of their presumed lack of valuable information (such as customer data or computing resources), but
Picture this: you are a developer working tirelessly to streamline your workflows and keep up with the ever-increasing demands of your organization. But what if
The Chinese government has ordered infrastructure operators to stop buying Micron Technology chips. The action follows a US prohibition on using the social video app
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