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Cisco Acknowledges Files Stolen in Data Breach  

Cisco has revealed that a breach of its network resulted in an unspecified number of files being leaked. So reports Dark Reading.

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Feds ID Alleged Conti Ransomware Operative, Offer Reward  

The U.S. government has identified an alleged member of the Russia-backed Conti ransomware group for the first time, releasing an image of someone known as “Target.” So reports TechCrunch.

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Twitter Reviews Alleged Breach Involving 5.4M Users  

A Twitter spokesperson has confirmed that the social media giant is “reviewing the latest data to verify the authenticity” of someone’s claims to have breached a data set including sensitive information on 5.4 million Twitter users. So reports Fortune.

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Uber, in Deal with Feds, Admits Covering Up 2016 Data Breach  

Uber has admitted covering up a 2016 data breach that exposed the information of more than 57 million customers and drivers. So reports the Mercury News.

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T-Mobile to Pay $500M to Settle Data Breach Lawsuit  

T-Mobile has agreed to pay $350 million to customers and another $150 million to boost its information security as part of a settlement of a class action lawsuit. So reports CNET.

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Feds Investigate 'Significant' Data Breach of Court System  

Lawmakers have called for more information about a breach of the federal courts document management system, newly disclosed to the public for the first time at a House Judiciary Committee hearing. So reports Bloomberg.

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Average Data Breach Cost Hits All-time High of $4.35M: IBM  

The average data breach worldwide cost organizations $4.35 million this year, the highest level ever. That’s according to IBM’s annual report on the cost of a data breach.

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U.S. and Israel Agree to Joint Cybersecurity Initiative  

The United States and Israel have launched a collaborative cybersecurity program called BIRD Cyber. So reports GovInfoSecurity.

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California Leaks Gun-permit Data for More Than 200,000 People  

California has acknowledged a leak of personal information for more than 200,000 people who applied for a concealed weapons permit in the state over the past 10 years. So reports The San Diego Union-Tribune.

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Hacker Claims Theft of Chinese Police Data for a Billion People

An unknown hacker has purported to have snatched the personal details of one billion people in China from a Shanghai police database. So reports The Guardian.

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