Google has stated that it plans to automatically delete location logs when it believes the user has visited an abortion clinic or domestic violence shelter. The recent announcement is in response to …
Concessions to Bulgaria prompts violence in North Macedonia
Protests broke out in North Macedonia as the government made concessions on ethnic rights as part of EU accession talks, injuring at least 47 police officers. The protests occurred on Tuesday after …
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China’s real estate crisis deepens as big Shanghai developer defaults
A new Chinese developer has defaulted on its debt, another blow to the real estate sector in China. The Shanghai-based Shimao Group failed to pay the principal and interest on a $1 billion bond that …
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Latest Cyberattack Against Iran Part of Ongoing Campaign
According to a report produced by Check Point research, Iran's steel manufacturing industry has been subject to ongoing cyberattacks that previously affected the country's rail system. The same …
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Threat Actor Claims Responsibility For IBM and Stanford University Hack
CloudSEK has reportedly used an artificial intelligence platform to identify a post made to a cybercrime forum. The post mentioned open source automation server platform Jenkins as one of the …
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Singapore may introduce further cryptocurrency restrictions
Singapore is considering adopting additional regulations that will dictate cryptocurrency trading, deeming it necessary to safeguard the general public from scams and other threats facing the …
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Guinea halts Simandou iron ore project, seeks new partners
All work related to the Simandou iron ore project was ordered to be stopped by Guinea’s mines minister on July 3. The project was halted due to the two companies involved failed to meet a deadline to …
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Protesters storm Libya’s eastern parliament building in Tobruk, local media reports
Local media reported on Friday that hundreds of people stormed Libya;s eastern parliament building in Tobruk. This is the latest clash in a string of conflict between rival leaders’ supporters. The …
Critical ManageEngine ADAudit Plus Vulnerability Allows Network Takeover, Mass Data Exfiltration
There is a vulnerability in Zoho’s compliance tool, ManageEngine ADAudit Plus. The tool monitors changes to Microsoft Active Directory and leaves endpoints vulnerable to unauthenticated users. The …
SOHO routers used as initial point of compromise in stealth attack campaign
An attack campaign that was undiscovered for nearly two years was exposed by Black Lotus Labs, an intelligence team in Lumen Technologies. The campaign is highly sophisticated. It targets small office …
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