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Nevada Health Centers Reveals Data Breach

Nevada Health Centers has disclosed a data breach that may have compromised the sensitive details of patients. So reports the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

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Vermont Commits $7M to Clean Up Data Breach

Vermont has agreed to pay as much as $7 million for identity theft protection after a glitch at the state’s Department of Labor exposed the personal information of thousands of Vermonters. So reports WCAX in Montpelier.

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Washington State Lawmakers Look to Boost State Office of Cybersecurity

After a massive data breach, Washington lawmakers have moved to strengthen their state’s Office of Cybersecurity. So reports The Seattle Times.

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Cybersecurity Firm Stormshield’s Source Code Stolen in Data Breach

Stormshield, a French information-security firm, has revealed that hackers stole parts of its source code as part of a wider data breach. So reports ZDNet.

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Hacker Tries to Poison Water At Florida Treatment Plant

A hacker boosted the amount of lye to be added to the water at a Florida treatment plant to hazardous levels, authorities have announced. So reports NBC News.

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USCellular Discloses Data Breach After Retail Workers Fooled

USCellular has revealed that it suffered a data breach where hackers stole information from the customer relationship management system. So reports Bleeping Computer.

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Governments Using COVID-19 Data for Other Purposes

Singapore officials promised COVID-19 data would be used only for containing the virus. However, it has turned up in police investigations. This development could be a harbinger for other countries’ exploitation of such data. So reports Bloomberg.

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Major Washington Unemployment Data Breach Leads to Lawsuit

A breach of the Washington state auditor’s office that compromised the data of more than one million people who filed for unemployment last year has led to a lawsuit. So reports The Seattle Times.

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Cyber Cops Disrupt Botnet As FBI Touts Ransomware Arrest

Cybercrime authorities from Europe and North America have teamed up to take down the Emotet botnet, a network of hijacked computers that criminal groups had used since 2014 to install ransomware. So reports the Associated Press.

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Solarwinds Breach Widens to Involve Suspected Chinese hackers

The massive Solarwinds data breach that lawmakers have dubbed a national emergency has taken a new turn, with sources saying that suspected Chinese hackers used a bug in the company’s software to access U.S. government systems. So reports Reuters.

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