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Alabama State Investigates Cybersecurity Breach as Online Criminal Marketplace Operator Faces Charges
The Alabama state government is investigating a cybersecurity event affecting state systems, while a Kosovan man faces charges for operating a criminal marketplace selling stolen data. Both incidents illustrate rising concerns over cyber threats and information security.
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Broadcom Faces Data Theft Following Ransomware Attack on Payroll Partner
Broadcom has confirmed a data theft incident following a ransomware attack on its former payroll partner, Business Systems House. The breach affects sensitive employee data, prompting investigations and heightened security measures.
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Nova Scotia Power Confirms Data Breach Affecting Customer Information
Nova Scotia Power has confirmed a significant data breach impacting customer information, with the utility offering credit monitoring services to affected individuals.
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North Korean Konni APT Expands Phishing Attacks Targeting Ukraine
Konni APT, a North Korean threat actor, is reportedly conducting a phishing campaign aimed at Ukrainian government entities, signaling a strategic shift in its operations from Russia. The group aims to collect critical intelligence on the ongoing conflict, utilizing sophisticated phishing techniques and malware.
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Marks and Spencer Reports Customer Data Breach Following Ransomware Attack
Marks and Spencer has confirmed a customer data breach resulting from a ransomware attack that occurred last month, affecting service across its stores and necessitating password resets for customers.
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Turkish Espionage Group Exploits Messaging App Vulnerability to Target Kurdish Military
A Turkish espionage group, Marbled Dust, has exploited a zero-day vulnerability in the Output Messenger app to target the Kurdish military in Iraq, marking a significant shift in their cyber operations. Microsoft reveals that the attacks have been active since April 2024, urging users to upgrade their software to mitigate risk.
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International Cybercrime Ring Disrupted as Four Arrested in Botnet Operation
Four individuals, including three Russians, have been arrested in connection with a global botnet operation that allegedly generated $46 million by selling access to infected routers. The FBI has seized associated domains as international law enforcement partners disable the botnet.
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Microsoft Teams to Implement New Feature to Block Screen Captures in Meetings
Microsoft is introducing a new feature for Teams to prevent users from capturing screenshots during meetings, aimed at safeguarding sensitive information shared in virtual discussions. The feature will roll out globally in July 2025.
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Surge in Vulnerabilities Plagues SonicWall Devices, Heightening Cybersecurity Concerns
SonicWall faces a surge in vulnerabilities affecting its devices, with 20 disclosed in 2025, raising cybersecurity concerns as attackers exploit these weaknesses. The company’s efforts to patch vulnerabilities and enhance security features are underway as the threat landscape evolves.
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Google Settles Texas Lawsuit with $1.375 Billion Payment Over Privacy Violations
Google has agreed to a historic settlement of $1.375 billion with Texas to resolve lawsuits alleging the unlawful tracking of users’ locations and maintenance of biometric data without consent, marking a significant shift in privacy accountability for tech companies.
