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California Town’s Data Breach Exposes Police and Lending Records  

Grass Valley, Calif., has confirmed a wide-ranging data breach that affects anyone who had their details provided to the local police department as well as anyone who applied for a loan with the town’s loan department. So reports ZDNet.

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Meta Falls Under Regulatory Scrutiny Over Child Privacy with Oculus  

Meta has come under the UK data watchdog’s crosshairs amid public criticisms that its Oculus Quest 2 device might breach British child-safety rules. So reports The Guardian.

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Panasonic Admits Breach of Job Candidate Data in Cyberattack  

Panasonic has acknowledged that the personal data of job candidates and interns was stolen by hackers in a previously disclosed cyberattack. So reports TechCrunch.

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Pac NW Chain McMenamins Loses Operations to Ransomware Attack  

McMenamins, a family-run dining and hospital chain in the Pacific Northwest, has been forced to shut down some operations due to a ransomware attack. So reports ThreatPost.

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UScellular Billing-system Hack Compromises Customer Data  

UScellular has begun notifying about 400 affected customers that a hack of the mobile carrier’s billing system in December 2021 resulted in a data breach. So reports Bleeping Computer.

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Florida Health System Suffers Data Breach Affecting 1.3 Million  

The Broward Health hospital system in Florida has warned more than 1.3 million patients and staff members of a data breach involving their personal information. So reports the HIPAA Journal.

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Morgan Stanley Settles Data-breach Lawsuit for $60M

Morgan Stanley has inked a $60 million settlement with about 15 million customers who claimed the firm twice failed to properly safeguard their personal information when it decommissioned data centers and computer systems. So reports Reuters.

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Canada’s Desjardins Group Settles Data Breach Suit for $157M  

Desjardins Group, a Canadian financial services company, has agreed to pay up to C$201 million ($157.31 million) to end a lawsuit stemming from a 2019 data breach. So reports Reuters.

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HR Platform Kronos Hit By Ransomware Attack, Warns of Breach

Human-resources management platform Kronos has suffered an outage due to a ransomware attack and its parent company UKG has informed big clients that data may have been exposed. So reports ZDNet.

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Ex-L.A. Cybersecurity Official Pleads Guilty to Lying to FBI  

David Alexander, a former chief cyber risk officer for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, has agreed to plead guilty to lying to the FBI in connection with a wider scandal at the agency. So reports the Los Angeles Times.

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