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Ring customers to receive $5.6 million in privacy breach settlement


The Federal Trade Commission is sending over $5.6 million in refunds to Ring customers affected by the security company's privacy data breach. Read More

Here’s what AT&T is doing for more than 70 million customers who became data breach victims


No one wants to be a victim of a data breach but if you find yourself in this situation, its important to know what options are available to you. Read More

AT&T admits data breach, says 51 million customers are affected


New information regarding the 2021 AT&T breach is emerging, with the company reducing the number of affected individuals by almost a third, from the initial 70 million, down to 51 million. AT&T also ... Read More

Breach Roundup: Cloud Error Reveals DPRK Sanctions Busting


This week, a cloud server error revealed sanction busting, Moody's said hospital cybersecurity spending is up, the U.S. restricted visas for commercial spyware ... Read More

USG involved in data breach of users’ personal information, which may be posted online


USG alerted users of a data breach in an announcement on Monday, April 15. The breach came last May, after purchasing MOVEit Secure File Transfer software to transfer and store sensitive data. Read More

FeganScott Investigates AT&T's Data Breach Affecting More than 73 Million Current and Former Customers


Today, FeganScott, a law firm representing consumers, announced it has launched an investigation of AT&T concerning a data breach in which the Social Security numbers and passcodes of about 7.6 ... Read More


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