Breaches, ransomware and supply-chain compromises, with the lesson for people who run systems.
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The agency says the wireless video transmitter and dashboard camera are the first devices barred under rules that took effect in October covering components from covered-list companies.
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Hidden text in WhatsApp's help pages told its support chatbot not to recommend a data protection authority to users who could no longer delete their accounts, even though the company's European privacy policy says they can complain to one.
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India's largest bank told a stock exchange it "has experienced an incident involving the loss of certain data," and says it doesn't yet know where the records came from.
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Authorities across 21 countries arrested more than 1,400 suspects and recovered over $105 million in illegal funds during a two-month crackdown on business email compromise, ransomware and online scams.
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The PaaS provider disclosed "anomalous activity" in systems that store customer environment variables and said a subset of users may be affected.
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Operation Serengeti III, run across 20 African countries with US support, targeted online fraud, ransomware and business email compromise gangs, Interpol said.
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The lab company told the SEC it learned of unauthorized access to its ordering and results portal on October 21, 2026, and has taken the system offline while it investigates.
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Some version 3.0.123 packages carried malware that could hand attackers control of a site once the plugin was activated, Rank Math says.
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The cloud platform says an unauthorized third party may have accessed encrypted environment variables and, for some, obtained the decrypted contents. Deployments were paused while the investigation continued.
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Rank Math says copies of its paid WordPress SEO plugin downloaded or pushed as updates during a roughly 11-hour window contained malware, and that affected sites should be treated as compromised.
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A months-long intrusion at assessment contractor ETS exposed student records covering every child enrolled in California public schools over the last three years, the state education department says.
