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White House Touts Cyber Component of Infrastructure Bill  

President Joe Biden has talked up the cybersecurity investment in the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill recently passed by the House of Representatives. So reports Nextgov.

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McAfee To Go Private in $14B Deal

McAfee agreed to go private in a buyout deal with investors worth more than $14 billion. So reports The Verge.

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Robinhood Support Snafu Exposes Data of 7 million  

Robinhood Markets, the online brokerage that ramped up its customer support after criticism last year, has suffered a data breach after a hacker tricked a customer support representative. So reports Bloomberg.

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Missouri Retains Data Breach Service After Security Flaw Detected

Missouri has hired a company for data breach and credit monitoring services, two weeks after journalists found a security vulnerability on a state website. So reports the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

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12 Arrested for Alleged Role in International Ransomware Attacks  

European law enforcement has arrested 12 people for allegedly participating in ransomware attacks affecting critical infrastructure worldwide. So reports GovInfoSecurity.

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Microsoft Hopes to Cut Cybersecurity Labor Shortage in Half By 2025  

Microsoft has announced that it will provide a free curriculum to community colleges nationwide as part of a plan to cut the U.S. cybersecurity workforce shortage in half by 2025. So reports CNBC.

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Facebook to Shut Down Facial Recognition Program  

Facebook has announced that it plans to end its facial recognition system and delete facial recognition data on more than one billion people. So reports Ars Technica.

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Quantum Cybersecurity firm QuintessenceLabs Raises $25 million  

QuintessenceLabs, an Australia-based cybersecurity firm that uses quantum random number generators, has secured $25 million in a Series B round. So reports TechCrunch.

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Homeland Security Warns of Lethal Threat from 'Killware'  

Move over, ransomware, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has said that the next major cybersecurity threat is “killware.” So reports CPO Magazine, citing a subscriber-only USA Today interview.

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CoinMarketCap Says 3.1 Million Email Address Leak Wasn’t a Breach  

While a list of 3.1 email addresses that correspond with accounts on CoinMarketCap has been circulating, the cryptocurrency website has announced that it found “no trace of any security breach of our servers.” So reports BankInfoSecurity.

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