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A hacking group with suspected ties to China has been linked to a series of cyber espionage attacks in the Philippines, mainly using USB devices.

The Australian parliament has approved a bill to amend the countrys privacy legislation, significantly increasing the maximum penalties to AU$50 million for companies and data controllers who suffered large-scale data breaches.

North Korea-linked ScarCruft APT hackers have been spotted using a previously undocumented backdoor called Dolphin to spy on targets in its southern.

According to The Guardian, the commission found that the corporation had violated two sections of the EUs data protection legislation.

Ireland's data regulator has fined Facebook €265 million ($277 million) for failing to protect the personal data of more than half a billion users.

Nearly 80 percent of companies in the Philippines have fallen victim to data breach over the past 12 months, with two in every five firms losing at least $500,000 to digital fraudsters.

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A Twitter data breach resulting to 5.4 million users' information compromised has just been revealed.

Around 500 million people's WhatsApp data has been leaked and is up for sale online, in what could be one of the most serious modern data breaches.