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  1. Man Charged in $11m Crypto Scheme that Featured Steven Seagal

    Actor drawn in to promote scam ICO

  2. FTC: #COVID19 Helped Double Identity Theft in 2020

    Scams targeted stimulus checks for individuals and businesses

  3. Greek Police to Introduce Live Facial Recognition

    Live facial recognition and fingerprint ID tech to be issued to Greek police this summer

  4. Michigan Computer Science Professor Charged with Sex Crime

    University of Michigan professor placed on leave after being charged with sexual abuse of minor

  5. Rapid7 Expands Cloud Security Portfolio with Acquisition of Alcide

    Rapid7 announces second acquisition in a year

  6. China Steals Personal Data of 80% of US Adults

    CBS report warns PRC government may have stolen personal info of 80% of adult Americans

  7. Facial Recognition Ethical Framework Launched by BSIA

    Guide encompasses useful terms, abbreviations and ethical issues

  8. Researchers Spot SonicWall Exploit in the Wild

    NCC Group urges customers to check logs

  9. Trickbot Trojan Back from the Dead in New Campaign

    Infamous Trojan is spreading again, says Menlo Security

  10. Global Government Outsourcer Serco Hit by Ransomware

    Report suggests firm was targeted by Babuk strain

  11. Cyber-Cop Charged with Forgery and Bigamy

    Nevada Cop who headed cybercrimes unit is arrested on seven felony counts

  12. Miss England Held to Ransom by Cyber-attackers

    Criminals demand money to unlock hacked social media account of beauty pageant

  13. Texas Tech Company Scoops Fourth Equality Title

    Rackspace Technology named best place to work for LGBTQ equality four years running

  14. A Fifth of Sunburst Backdoor Victims from Manufacturing Industry

    18% of all victims of the Sunburst backdoor are manufacturing organizations

  15. #DataPrivacyDay: Organizations Must Increase Focus on Data Privacy in 2021

    Consumers are becoming more aware of how their data is being used

  16. 66% of Workers Risk Breaching GDPR by Printing Work-Related Docs at Home

    20% of home workers admit to printing confidential employee info including payroll, addresses and medical information

  17. Apprenticeships Could Solve Cyber-Skills Crisis, Say Experts

    Infosecurity Europe poll offers backing for on-the-job training

  18. Delivery Biz Exposes 400 Million Records Via Cloud Bug

    Bykea leaked customer, employee and driver docs after misconfiguration

  19. US Breach Volumes Fell 19% in 2020 as Ransomware Surges

    ITRC reveals threat actors are moving away from mass data theft

  20. Social Media Influencer Charged with Election Interference

    US charges influencer over online disinformation campaign that tricked Twitter users into thinking they had voted

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