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�� ALERT: Lemon Group, a cybercrime enterprise, has taken control of millions of pre-infected Android smartphones worldwide!

EyeMed has agreed to pay $2.5 million as a part of this new settlement as well as implement an information security program with requirements and must provide a certification of compliance , regulators are focusing on the security in place at the time of the breach.

In this week's data breach roundup: the Philadelphia Inquirer, Swiss multinational ABB, French electronics manufacturer Lacroix, the U.S. Department of

Tennessee Information Protection Act marks a significant development in data privacy for businesses.The law affects entities that conduct business in TN or provide products or services to Tennessee residents, TIPA creates consumer rights,Data Controller Responsibilities

States passed data breach response laws, requiring reporting and imposing liability on companies under certain circumstances in event of a breach of data security.Business should not presume complying with federal law ensures adherence to a potentially higher state standard,

UMass Memorial Medical Center has settled a $1.2 million lawsuit regarding a December 2021 data breach of its payroll system, with 3,178 workers receiving pay f

OilAlpha, a hacking group with suspected ties to Yemen's Houthi movement, is on the rise.

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A decade-long data breach in Toyota’s much-touted online service put some information on more than 2 million vehicles at risk, the Japanese automaker said Friday. Spanning from January 2012 to April 2023, the problem with Toyota’s cloud-based Connected service pertains only to vehicles in Japan, said spokesperson Hideaki Homma. Although there is no evidence any information was leaked, copied or misused due to the breach, the data at risk includes: the vehicle identification number, which is ...

New findings reveal that affiliates associated with the Qilin ransomware-as-a-service scheme earn a staggering 80-85% of ransom payments.