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Photo Site 500px Reveals Data Breach Affecting 15 Million Users

Photo-portfolio website 500px has disclosed that the personal information of 14.8 million of its users was exposed in a July 2018 security breach. So reports The Verge.

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Google Data Breach Spurs Alphabet Shareholder Lawsuit

A data breach on the shuttered Google+ platform has led to a shareholder lawsuit against Google’s parent company, Alphabet. So reports Law.com.

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Home-design Website Houzz Reveals Data Breach

Houzz, a home-improvement startup, has urged users to reset their passwords because it recently suffered a data breach by an “unauthorized third party.” So reports Consumer Affairs.

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54% of Companies Plan to Spend More on IT Security in 2019

Information-technology security spending looks poised to rise this year, according to a new survey. So reports TechRepublic.

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Huawei Founder Denies Spying Claims After Executive’s Arrest

Ren Zhengfei, the founder of Chinese tech giant Huawei, has shot down U.S. allegations that the company assists its government’s espionage efforts. So reports Bloomberg.

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IBM’s Weather Channel Sued by Los Angeles Over Data Use

The city of Los Angeles sued IBM’s Weather Channel unit for allegedly mining and selling the location data of Weather Channel app users to advertisers. So reports the Los Angeles Times.

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Neiman Marcus to Pay $1.5M for 2013 Data Breach

The Neiman Marcus Group has settled with more than 40 state attorneys general for $1.5 million over a data breach. So reports the Associated Press.

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Vietnam: Facebook Broke New Cybersecurity Law

State media in Vietnam is accusing Facebook of breaking the country’s new cybersecurity law. So Reuters reports.

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German Politicians’ Data Exposed in Massive Breach

The personal data of 994 German politicians, including Chancellor Angela Merkel, were published online. So reports The Financial Times.

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‘Ethical Hackers’ May Be at Risk Because of Poorly Written Laws

Ethical hackers are equally as important as cybersecurity technology, but some may face inadvertent prosecution due to poorly constructed laws. So reports Infosecurity.

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