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Chinese Bitcoin Mine in Wyoming Raises National Security Alarm  

U.S. government officials have been monitoring a Chinese-owned cryptocurrency mining operation in Wyoming for potential national security threats. So reports The New York Times.

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CIA’s Informant Contact Link Potentially Exposed: Researcher  

A cybersecurity researcher has warned that a link meant to provide informants with a secure means of tipping off the Central Intelligence Agency was possibly vulnerable to hijacking. So reports Motherboard.

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Sony Warns 6,800 Employees of Data Breach

Sony has informed roughly 6,800 current and former employees of its game division that they and their family members may have had their personal information compromised in a cyberattack. So reports Variety.

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Flagstar Bank Suffers Third Data Breach Since 2021

Flagstar Bank, one of the biggest U.S. mortgage servicers, has gone through its third data breach since March 2021. So reports Infosecurity Magazine.

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23andMe Confirms Data Leak, Denies Systems Breach

Genetic testing service 23andMe has confirmed that data from some users has been exposed, though it stressed in a statement that it had not seen evidence that hackers breached its systems. So reports Wired.

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IronNet, Startup Founded by Ex-Spy Chief, Shutters  

IronNet, a cybersecurity startup launched in 2014 by former National Security Agency Director Keith Alexander, has closed up shop. So reports TechCrunch.

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CISO Pay Rises Again, But More Slowly Than Last Year  

Chief information security officers (CISOs) have enjoyed swelling pay packages, but the pace of growth has cooled slightly, new research finds. So reports Betanews.

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Volkswagen Doubts Cyber Attack After IT Disruption

Volkswagen has said that outsider hackers probably were not to blame for a network outage that disrupted the automaker’s production in Germany. So reports Reuters.

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Sony Investigates Alleged Breach as Hacker Claims Conflict  

Sony has acknowledged that it is looking into a matter in which two seemingly different threat actors claim to have compromised the company’s data. So reports Engadget.

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MOVEit Vendor Progress Software Fixes New Glitches

Progress Software, which makes the popular MOVEit file-transfer software exploited in a recent mass-hack, has rolled out patches for two more security flaws. So reports TechCrunch.

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