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The U.S. Defence Information Systems Agency (DISA) has disclosed a 2019 data breach in which personal information may have been compromised. [Read More]
A ransomware infection at a U.S. natural gas compression facility resulted in a two-day operational shutdown of an entire pipeline asset. [Read More]
Puerto Rico’s government has suspended three employees as federal agents investigate an online scam that attempted to steal more than $4 million from the U.S. territory. [Read More]
Facebook this week said it removed three unrelated networks of accounts, pages, and groups that engaged in inauthentic behavior on behalf of foreign governments or threat actors. [Read More]
Cosmetic company Estée Lauder exposed 440 million records to the Internet in a database that was left accessible without proper protection, a security researcher says. [Read More]
Japanese defense contractors Pasco and Kobe Steel have disclosed cyber intrusions they suffered in 2016 and 2018. [Read More]
US officials and cyber experts warned Tuesday that the voting debacle in the Democratic caucuses in Iowa underscored the vulnerabilities in the country's election infrastructure in everything from hacking to trust-eroding conspiracy theories. [Read More]
A new Maryland bill would ask the state’s Department of Information Technology to develop a baseline plan for localities within the state to help battle cyber attacks. [Read More]
Australian transportation and logistics giant Toll Group was forced to shut down some of its customer apps in response to a ransomware attack. [Read More]
A newly launched project wants to help inform IT security representatives and domain owners when their users fall victim to phishing. [Read More]
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