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Singapore under cyberattack: Singapore said it was battling a "serious" cyberattack against its critical infrastructure, attributing the hack to an espionage group that experts have linked to China. "I can say that it is serious and it is ongoing," Coordinating Minister for National Security K. Shanmugam said. (Barron's)
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Microsoft said it will stop using software engineers in China to assist the U.S. Defense Department after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called for a review of the department's cloud usage. Hegseth's move came after an article in ProPublica exposed Microsoft's practice. (Reuters)
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Russian alcoholic drinks maker Novabev Group said a cyberattack disrupted tech systems at the company and its WineLab unit. Novabev said it refused the hackers' ransom demand but didn't say how much was requested.
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PHOTO: SEPTEMBER DAWN BOTTOMS FOR WSJ
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Millions Stolen, Death Threats: Should banks do more to fight pig butchering? Scams that trick people into transferring funds fall outside most current fraud protections. Some victims want banks to take responsibility. (WSJ)
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Luxury retailer House of Dior began notifying an unspecified number of clients that their personal information, including in some cases Social Security numbers, was breached on Jan. 26, when a hacker got into a Dior database. The company said it discovered the intrusion on May 7.
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Dior is offering clients two years of free credit monitoring.
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