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A fourth stimulus check is being sent out by certain states! With the emergence of the COVID-19 Delta variant, American families struggle to overcome their financial expenses.

Now more than ever, it is important for organizations to review and update their basic information security protocols (their incident response, business continuity and crisis communications plans)...

The vulnerability is in Microsoft Azure`s flagship Cosmos DB database. Microsoft agreed to pay researcher Wiz $40,000 for finding the flaw and reporting it, according to an email it sent to Wiz.

The hacker involved in the T-Mobile Data Breach 2021 accused the company of "awful" security. The incident, which exposed nearly 50 million customer information, might not have been a sophisticated attack. Users now question the security of T-Mobile data centers.

Phishing, ransomware and unauthorized access remain the leading causes of personal data breaches as well as violations of data protection rules, Britain's privacy

A ransomware attack earlier this month has affected the personal data and clinical information of nearly 73,500 patients of a private eye clinic in Singapore, the third such reported incident in a month.

Microsoft's PowerApps exposed the personal details of 38 million users, including social security, phone numbers, and COVID-19 vaccination status.

Over 53 million T-Mobile customers have been impacted by the cyberattack.

After the T-Mobile data breach this August 2021, another American telecommunications provider got attacked. A cybercriminal is reportedly selling personal data of over 70 million AT&T customers.