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Apple Fixes iCloud Private Relay Outage
Apple has fixed an issue that led to an iCloud Private Relay Outage, one that caused the service to be slow or inaccessible to users....
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Microsoft Wants To Restrict Kernel Access After CrowdStrike
Microsoft is going back to the security drawing boards in the wake of the CrowdStrike debacle, proposing changes that would restrict kernel access....
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CrowdStrike Sends, Then Cancels, $10 Apology Gift Cards
In what may be the lamest apology attempt to date, CrowdStrike sent users impacted by its debacle $10 gift cards, only to cancel them before they could be...
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Microsoft: Blame The EU For CrowdStrike Debacle
Microsoft is blaming a 2009 agreement with the EU for the recent CrowdStrike outage that brought the world to its knees....
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Airports, banks, hospitals, you name it: “It’s like the internet just broke”
A massive IT outage caused by an untested update from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike has thrown a wrench into the operations of airlines, banks, hospitals, and many other businesse...
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15 Million Trello Account Emails For Sale Online
A hacker is selling 15 million Trello account emails and profiles online, after collecting them using an unsecured API....
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Rite Aid Data Breach Exposes 2.2 Million Customers’ Sensitive Information
Rite Aid is the latest company to suffer a massive data breach and is notifying some 2.2 million customers that their sensitive information was stolen....
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Apache HugeGraph Vulnerability Being Actively Exploited
Security experts are warning that a "critical severity" Apache HugeGraph vulnerability is...
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FBI Cracks Phone of Trump Shooter
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has updated the status of its...
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FBI Trying Unlock the Phone of Trump’s Shooter In Search For Answers
The Federal Bureau of Investigation says it has acquired the phone of Thomas Matthew Crooks, the man who shot former President Donald Trump at a rally....
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AT&T Reportedly Paid Small Fortune for Hacker to Delete Stolen Data
AT&T has reportedly paid hackers more roughly $370,000 to ensure hackers deleted data involving “phone call and text message records of nearly all of A...
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Fujitsu Details Non-Ransomware Cyberattack
Fujitsu has provided additional details on a cyberattack it initially disclosed in March, clarifying the incident was not a ransomware attack....
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Apple Launches Fresh Round of Spyware Threat Notifications
Apple is sending out a fresh round of mercenary spyware notifications to users, informing them they have been targeted....
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AT&T Breach Impacts ‘Nearly All’ Customers’ Call and Text Records
AT&T disclosed that it has suffered another major breach, this one impacting "phone call and text message records of nearly all of AT&T cellular cu...
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Google to Provide Dark Web Reporting to All Consumer Accounts
Google has announced it will provide dark web reporting to all consumer Google accounts, expanding a service that originally was reserved for Google One su...
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