
Data breach at govtech giant Conduent balloons, affecting millions more Americans
A data breach at Conduent has expanded significantly, with millions more Americans now affected as investigations reveal a broader impact across government services.
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A data breach at Conduent has expanded significantly, with millions more Americans now affected as investigations reveal a broader impact across government services.

Substack has confirmed a data breach that exposed some users’ email addresses and phone numbers, saying no passwords or payment information were compromised.

Hackers have published personal data stolen in last year’s breaches at Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania after ransom demands were rejected.

Homeland Security has used administrative subpoenas to seek user data from tech companies linked to critics of the Trump administration.

Notepad++ revealed that suspected Chinese state-backed hackers compromised its software update mechanism for months, exposing users to potential security risks.

Apple has introduced a new privacy feature that reduces how precisely cell carriers can track the locations of iPhones and iPads, aiming to limit access by law enforcement and hackers.

Marquis says a ransomware attack that exposed customer data was caused by a prior breach at firewall provider SonicWall, and the fintech firm is seeking to recover related costs.

Pornhub’s parent company, Aylo, says it will block access to its adult sites in the UK from February 2 after concluding that the Online Safety Act’s age verification requirements are…

ICE is using a range of surveillance and data technologies — from cell-site simulators to facial recognition and Palantir analytics — to support expanded deportation efforts under the Trump…

A UK court has awarded more than £3 million to Saudi satirist Ghanem Al-Masarir after finding his phone was hacked using Pegasus spyware.

Microsoft reportedly provided the FBI with BitLocker recovery keys that allowed investigators to unlock encrypted laptops as part of a federal fraud investigation.

Security researchers say Russian state-backed hackers were responsible for a failed cyberattack targeting Poland’s energy infrastructure in December, according to new findings.
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