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PHOTO: JOHN G. MABANGLO
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A phishing attack at a company that does background checks exposed the personal data of at least 6,000 job candidates and employees at a key EV tech supplier. In the November incident at First Advantage, hackers downloaded the contents of an employee’s inbox, including data about applicants and workers at Hallcon.
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Hallcon makes charging tech and other infrastructure for electric vehicles and transportation fleets.
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Nearly 4,700 people were affected in Maine and another 1,300 in Texas, according to notices filed with state regulators.
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The WSJ Pro CyberIndex rose 8.8% for the week, riding strong gains from Okta, which finished up over 35% after a Friday rally, and SailPoint, whose shares rose more than 20%.
Zscaler couldn't overcome a steep drop from Tuesday to Wednesday and ended the week down 23%. It was one of two stocks to decline more than 10% last week.
— Jon Leckie
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7 Million
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Number of elderly Americans whose personal data was sold to scammers in Jamaica and elsewhere by a North Carolina man. Troy Murray was sentenced to 10 years and one month in federal prison for the crime, the Justice Department said.
Murray must also forfeit the $5.2 million he made in the scheme, which ran from 2016 to 2023. Victims lost more than $9.5 million, the department said. (Bleeping Computer)
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