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DataBreaches.net · · International

Why Bangladesh’s new data protection law may fail to protect your data

Meem Arafat Manab reports: On August 19, 2025, hackers broke into Shwapno’s customer database. They took 410 gigabytes of data: the names, phone numbers, and purchase histories of forty lakh registered customers. They demanded $1.5 million. Shwapno refused, secured its systems, and said nothing to its customers for seven months. When the hackers published the... Source

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R regulatoryoversight.com · · International

New Jersey Enacts the Nation’s Costliest Data Broker Law Yet

New Jersey has passed a data broker law that imposes the highest compliance costs of any such state law in the United States, targeting companies that collect and sell personal information about residents. The law places new obligations on data brokers operating in the state.

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R Reuters · · International

Harry, others' privacy case against Daily Mail dismissed in blow to prince

A court has dismissed a privacy lawsuit brought by Prince Harry and other claimants against the Daily Mail's publisher, dealing a significant setback to the legal campaign targeting alleged unlawful information gathering by British tabloids.

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IAPP · · International

Why privacy professionals should care about post-quantum cryptography

The IAPP is directing privacy professionals' attention to post-quantum cryptography, signaling that the transition away from current encryption standards is a concern relevant beyond security engineers. Quantum computing advances are expected to eventually break widely used encryption, putting long-stored sensitive data at risk.

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A AP News · · International

It’s decision day in Prince Harry’s final privacy suit against British tabloids

A UK court is delivering its verdict in Prince Harry's last remaining privacy lawsuit against British tabloid publishers, a case centered on alleged unlawful information gathering by the press. The outcome closes out a years-long legal campaign Harry has pursued against major newspaper groups.

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