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MongoDB is investigating a security incident that exposed data about customer accounts
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Database management giant MongoDB says it is investigating a security incident that resulted in the exposure of some customer information. New York-based MongoDB helps more than…
Hackers stole the sensitive personal information of more than 14.6 million Mr. Cooper, the mortgage giant confirmed. In a filing with the Maine attorney general’s office,…
Comcast has confirmed that hackers exploiting a security vulnerability rated critical accessed the sensitive information of nearly 36 million Xfinity customers. This vulnerability, known as “CitrixBleed”,…
Vans, the owner of Supreme VF Corp. says personal data stolen and orders affected in suspected ransomware attack
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VF Corporation, the US-based owner of clothing brands including Vans, Supreme and The North Face, has confirmed that a cyber attack has affected the company’s ability…
Snowflake buys Samouhaa startup developing a “cross-cloud” data collaboration suite, the companies was announced this morning — adds to the list of big tech acquisitions ahead…
Apple will no longer give push notification user data to the police without a warrant
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Apple said it will no longer hand over users’ push notification files to law enforcement unless the company receives a valid court order. In Law enforcement…
With two large-scale US elections in India next year, Threads aims to introduce a fact-checking program to the social network. Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri he…
US healthcare giant Norton says hackers stole millions of patient data in ransomware attack
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Kentucky-based nonprofit healthcare system Norton Healthcare has confirmed that hackers accessed the personal data of millions of patients and employees during a previous ransomware attack. Norton…
Former Uber CSO Joe Sullivan explains why he ‘had to get over’ the shock of his data breach conviction
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Before you sign up for Uber As Chief Security Officer in 2015, Joe Sullivan served two years as a federal prosecutor at the United States Department…
Credit rating agencies operating in the European Union may face tighter restrictions under the bloc’s privacy laws following a ruling issued today by the Court of…