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  1. Vendor Exposes Singapore Health Blood Donor Data

    Human error leaves data of more than 800,000 blood donors exposed.

  2. Just One Third of UK’s Small Firms Have Security Strategy

    New study aims to raise SMB awareness this week

  3. Mt Gox Crypto Boss Escapes Jail

    Karpeles given 2.5 year sentence, suspended for four years

  4. London’s Tourist Hot Spots Suffer 100m+ Cyber-Attacks

    Kew Gardens tops the list in new FOI research

  5. E-Com Site Gearbest Exposed Millions of Records

    A popular Chinese e-commerce site exposed millions of records in a database misconfiguration.

  6. Facebook Fixed, but Did Outage Hurt Trust?

    Facebook stock fell by 3% on Thursday.

  7. Spectrum Healthcare Latest to Issue Breach Notice

    A third-party data breach has potentially impacted 600,000 individuals, says Michigan AG.

  8. NAO Criticizes UK’s Failing National Cyber Program

    Auditor warns lack of evidence is hampering delivery

  9. Kathmandu Probes Possible Card Skimming Breach

    Kiwi clothing store may have been a Magecart victim

  10. DMSniff POS Malware Uses DGA to Stay Active

    Flashpoint said malware has been running for years

  11. Fraudsters Band Together, Shift to Bot Attacks

    Fraud rings on the rise, increasing attacks on e-commerce.

  12. Pakistani Gov. Site under the Eye of Attackers

    Attackers are tracking a compromised Pakistani passport-issuing domain

  13. Orgs Say Yes to AI Use But Ask “What Is It?”

    IT pros see a need for but don't fully understand AI and ML security tools, report says

  14. US Lawmakers Call for Senate Breach Alerts

    Wyden and Cotton argue for greater transparency around attacks on chamber

  15. Elasticsearch Crypto-Miner Sinkholes the Competition

    F5 reveals sophisticated "CryptoSink" campaign which kills rival miners

  16. ICO Raids Nuisance Call Firms

    Privacy watchdog sends message to dodgy directors

  17. #DPI19: Data Regulators Reflect on First Months of GDPR

    Data Protection regulators look back at the first year under the GDPR

  18. No More Nugs after Telegrass Drug Bust

    Vision of sharing cannabis with the world lands Telegrass app developer in police custody.

  19. Source Code Error in Swiss Post E-Voting System

    Researchers discover a flaw in the shuffle proof used to secure votes.

  20. #DPI19: Open Banking and Data Sharing Will Benefit Consumers

    Data “is not the new oil, but is an infrastructure"

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