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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed legislation Friday that requires local governments in the state to notify the state’s Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Services within 72 hours of a hack. They must also report any ransom payments made to hackers within 24 hours. Read our full story.
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United Natural Foods, the main distributor to grocery chain Whole Foods Market, is bracing for a material financial hit from a cyberattack detected June 5. Sales went down and operational costs went up as the company saw tech outages over several days in June.
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Systems are now back online, United Natural said, adding that it plans to provide a financial update for its fiscal fourth quarter in July. Read our full story.
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Airlines are next: The Scattered Spider hacking group appears to have turned its attention to airlines, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said. Hawaiian Airlines and Canada's WestJet disclosed cyber incidents in recent days. (TechCrunch)
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How Israel-aligned hackers hobbled Iran’s financial system. Broken cash machines, halted payments and a crippled crypto exchange were all the result of pro-Israeli cyber strikes. (WSJ)
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Germany wants to partner with Israel on a 'cyber dome' for defense. Germany wants to deepen cybersecurity cooperation with Israel to strengthen national security, German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said. (Reuters)
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Canada told China's Hikvision to stop doing business in the country. The Chinese company, which makes surveillance cameras and other electronics, is a threat to Canada's national security, according to Canadian Industry Minister Melanie Joly, citing a recent government review. (Bloomberg)
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