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Telecom Sector Launches Its Own Private Information-Sharing Group

Plus, NYC Health + Hospitals says breached medical data and fingerprints impacted at least 1.8 million people.

INTERPOL ‘Operation Ramz’ Seizes 53 Malware, Phishing Servers

Plus, new report shows cyber risk driving many organizations to sanitize their data

Anthropic to Brief Financial Stability Board on Mythos-Exposed Cyber Flaws

Plus, some companies are suspending their bug bounty programs for getting too many low-quality, AI-generated reports.

AI-Hacking Threat Pushes $130B Crypto Sector to the Brink

Plus, American Lending Center data breach compromises data of 123,000 people.

OpenAI Faces Class-Action Lawsuit for Giving ChatGPT Data to Google, Meta

Plus, Foxconn officially confirms North American factories hit by cyberattack.

U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security Scrutinizing Instructure Over Canvas Data Breach

Plus, electronics manufacturing giant Foxconn confirms ransomware attack.

Instructure Reaches 'Agreement' With ShinyHunters to Stop Data Leak

Plus, Google issues dire warning after catching hackers using AI to break into computers.

KKR, Instructure Face Lawsuit After Canvas EdTech Tool Data Breach

Plus, insider trading scheme by corporate lawyers exposes gaps in law firm security.

Canvas Breach Disrupting Nearly 9,000 Schools and Colleges Nationwide

Plus, new report finds businesses hide majority of ransomware attacks.

Economists: Congress Not Doing Enough to Prepare for A.I. Job Losses

Plus, NIST to conduct 'pre-deployment' cybersecurity risk evaluations on Google, Microsoft, and xAI frontier AI models.

Microsoft Warns of Sophisticated Phishing Campaign Targeting Thousands of U.S. Organizations

Plus, Google to pay $1.5 million to hack its Pixel phones