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Apple notified mercenary spyware targets in 110 countries, the ChainDrop worm poisoned 444 npm packages through rebuilt tarballs, and a Rust infostealer is hitting macOS.
FinCEN will delete the beneficial ownership data it collected, ZOLL Medical settles for $3.5 million, and one vendor breach reached two dozen healthcare provider clients.
ICE is shopping for an AI to query billions of investigative records, federal courts will start counting government spyware use, and Meta patented face-matching glasses.
ShinyHunters dumped 1.6 million RingCentral accounts, a maximum severity SAP Commerce Cloud flaw came under attack in three days, and macOS Screen Sharing hands out root.
Beneficial ownership reporting is over, the EU AI Act's transparency rules took effect August 2, and four more healthcare organizations settled breach litigation.
Flock is changing its policies under surveillance backlash, Georgia's court reaffirmed a constitutional privacy right in medical records, and Egypt expanded biometric SIM rules.
A presidential memorandum lets vetted private firms run offensive operations against criminal groups, and one exposed AWS key reached more than 1,500 UK charities.
A court set strict handling rules for the Change Healthcare breach data in multidistrict litigation, and researchers found critical flaws in two consumer health devices.
Law enforcement documents show agencies monitoring social accounts critical of plate readers, and a reporter's McDonald's file ran to 515 pages.
Lazarus used a Windows zero-day against defense firms and wrapped delivery in post-quantum crypto, and 737 Chrome VPN extensions were routing traffic through proxies.
New DOJ and DHS guidance reshapes trade enforcement exposure, healthcare providers got a Gunra ransomware warning, and the FTC sent Mortgage Connect a warning letter.
British Transport Police put live facial recognition into London Underground stations, and California issued its first data broker fine under the state privacy law.
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