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PHOTO: MICHAEL KUENNE/ZUMA PRESS
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High-profile German politicians, military leaders and diplomats are being targeted in a hacking campaign to crack their chat apps. Scammers on text and phone calls are posing as tech support from Signal, WhatsApp and others to trick prominent figures into disclosing credentials, German officials said. (Bleeping Computer)
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A cyberattack at the European Commission exposed the names and cell numbers of an undisclosed number of staff members, the EC said. The mobile devices themselves weren't compromised and the Jan. 30 incident was cleaned up within nine hours, the EC said.
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Another Salt Typhoon victim: Several organizations in Norway were compromised in a Salt Typhoon espionage operation, Norwegian officials confirmed. (TechCrunch)
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It was a tough week for cybersecurity stocks that couldn't escape the broader software sell off. The CyberIndex sank 6.5% for the week, with just four of the group's 20 stocks ending in the black. Cisco Systems, the largest company by market cap, was the biggest winner with a 5% gain.
Lumen Technologies was the worst of the rest. The stock ended down nearly 30% last week. Varonis Systems also saw steep losses, dropping 25%.
—Jon Leckie
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$59 Million
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Share of AT&T’s combined $177 million settlement requested by attorneys representing plaintiffs in two class-action suits over two data breaches in 2024. (CT Insider)
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