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  1. Tech Giants Charged with Tracking Children

    New Mexico's attorney general announced a lawsuit against Google, Twitter and multiple app developers.

  2. SMBs Fear Phishing, Fall Short on Cyber Training

    A lack of resources leaves SMBs unaware of top cyber threats, says Webroot.

  3. IoT Malware Detections Soar 273% Since 2017

    Kaspersky Lab warns home users of growing threat

  4. Europol: Ransomware Will be Top Threat for Years

    But crypto-jacking and mobile malware on the rise

  5. State Department Email Breach Hit Hundreds of Staff

    Personal info may have been exposed

  6. In the Battle Against IoT Threats, AI Is a Key Weapon

    New research finds security teams believe that AI and machine learning technologies can close security gaps.

  7. Injunction to Secure Georgia Elections Denied

    Plaintiffs lose the battle due to time constraints and shift focus to winning the war.

  8. Former Anonymous Hacker Raises $2.5m for Startup

    A cybersecurity startup founded by a convicted Anonymous hacker sees its first major capital raise.

  9. Hackers Say Windows 8 and 10 Easiest Entry Points

    A Black Hat survey finds 50% of hackers enter IT systems via Windows 8 and 10.

  10. Government Payment Service Exposes 14m Records

    Names, addresses, phone numbers and card digits could be accessed

  11. FBI Warns Parents of Edtech Security Risk

    Data-collection tools could be a target for hackers

  12. Altaba Announces Class Action Settlement of $47m

    Plaintiffs and defendants in the Yahoo suit reach a settlement agreement.

  13. Bill for Financial Services Breach Notification Passed

    The US Congress approved a national standard on data breach notifications in financial sector, and states are not happy.

  14. Campaign Targets Nonresidents with Fake IRS Email

    A new phishing campaign uses the subject line “2018 UPDATE: NON RESIDENT ALIEN TAX WITHHOLDING,” says Fortinet.

  15. North Korea: US Indictment is Vicious Smear

    Alleged hacker is “non-entity,” says Pyongyang

  16. Bristol Airport Hit by Ransomware Blackout

    Staff forced to hand-write flight information on white boards

  17. UK Universities Face Growing DDoS Threat

    Students blamed for many attacks

  18. Microsoft Office Macros Still No. 1 Malware Delivery

    Phishing attacks remain successful by leveraging macros.

  19. Senators Bash State Department on Cybersecurity

    Lawmakers are critical of the State Department for failure to meet basic cybersecurity standards.

  20. Cloud-Native Attacks Executed Against Known CVEs

    A new survey finds nearly all attacks automatically executed are against outdated code.

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