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The UK's National Cyber Security Centre has assessed it as highly likely that AI-powered malware will be used to attack critical national infrastructure — including power stations, airports, and hospitals — before 2028, with ransomware seen as a probable vector.
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A federal judge has certified four classes of plaintiffs in a lawsuit alleging Meta improperly collected health-related data from users. Class certification is a significant procedural step that allows the case to move forward as a group action rather than individual claims.
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India has put forward proposed guidelines to govern the use of artificial intelligence within telecommunications networks and services. The proposal signals a formal move toward regulating how AI is deployed in a sector that underpins nearly all digital communication in the country.
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Suntory Holdings, the Japanese beverage conglomerate, disclosed that unauthorized access to an external cloud service exposed personal data belonging to roughly 100,000 individuals, including employees. The company said it has not yet confirmed any misuse of the leaked information.
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Hong Kong's privacy regulator has opened investigations into data breaches affecting multiple airlines, including Hong Kong Airlines, Cathay Pacific, and Malaysia Airlines, as well as electronics retailers Yoho Hong Kong and Broadway. By late October, the watchdog had recorded nearly 100 complaints and inquiries tied to these incidents.
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Killingly Public Schools (“KPS”), a school district located in Killingly, Connecticut, was the victim of a recent data privacy incident involving certain personally identifiable information (“PII”). What Happened: In October 2025, KPS detected a disruption to its computer network. Upon learning of the activity, KPS took immediate action to secure its systems which included taking...
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HYBE, the South Korean entertainment company known for managing BTS, disclosed a cyberattack that exposed sensitive personal data of employees and business partners, including resident registration numbers, credit card details, and medical records. The breach was discovered during an internal security review.
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NPR's Juana Summers talks with former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer about AI assistants and lightening the load of emotional labor.
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COMMENTARY | In defense of the industry that will power America's next century.
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A school district in Dickenson has earned distinguished status while its board approved a new AI policy and announced a grant of $740,974. The AI policy details and how the grant money will be used are not specified in available reporting.
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Chinese hackers used ARTEX, an open-source, multi-agent AI penetration-testing framework, in attacks against more than 200 organizations across 14 countries. [...]
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As more Americans turn to the advanced technology for information, companies are under pressure to protect election integrity.
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A wave of disruptions at grocery stores, which some officials blame on cyberattacks, highlights the vulnerability of supply chains. Shops across Europe were affected again on Monday.
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Millions of Americans are turning to AI for election information, but chatbots are getting voting facts wrong and recommending candidates, raising concerns they could influence voters' decisions.
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A recent post by the BYOD gang appears to line up with a security incident that prompted campus-wide action at Michigan State University. BYOD drew attention in October for an attack on the University of New Mexico.
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A U.S. Army contractor is accused of posting classified videos to social media platforms and separately stealing a pair of night vision goggles, according to authorities. The case involves both the unauthorized disclosure of government material and physical theft of military equipment.
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A top Trump administration official recently acknowledged issues with the program, but the administration has shown no signs of nixing it.
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IST undergraduate researcher presents at international AI ethics conference The Pennsylvania State University
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Wisconsin will receive $5 million from a data privacy settlement with General Motors. The settlement appears to resolve claims related to how GM collected or handled driver data.
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Prediction market Polymarket has committed to reimbursing $3.9 million to users affected by a site compromise that occurred on October 29, covering both financial losses and compensation for platform downtime during the incident.
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Supermarket chains in at least seven European countries reported overnight surges in refrigerator and freezer temperatures, with some units reaching 50°C, in what several retailers confirmed was a cyber-attack. The incident follows a similar hack last month that caused millions of euros in damage to French stores.
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Connecticut's Department of Social Services disclosed a data incident affecting roughly 41,000 Medicaid recipients, part of a wave of breach announcements that also involved Public Partnerships LLC, Hattiesburg Eye Clinic, and at least one other organization.
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GoodRx has reached a $32 million settlement over data privacy claims, with affected users potentially eligible to receive a portion of the fund. The settlement relates to how the prescription discount platform handled users' personal health information.
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Retail facial recognition systems are generating false accusations of shoplifting against innocent people at a rate described as alarming. The systems are identifying wrong individuals, leading to confrontations or worse for people who have done nothing wrong.
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