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PHOTO: PAVLO GONCHAR/ZUMA PRESS
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A group of hackers known as Scattered Spider and suspected to be behind breaches at Marks & Spencer, Victoria’s Secret and other retailers appears to have moved to insurance companies. Aflac, one of the largest U.S. insurers, is investigating a hack on its systems that might have exposed claims information, health details, Social Security numbers and other personal data.
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Factory operations and tech systems are restored at Nucor after a cyber incident, the steel maker said. Since disclosing the intrusion May 14, Nucor has found that "limited data" was stolen. The Charlotte, N.C.-based company didn't specify what kind of data or how much and continues to investigate.
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NATO aims to boost defenses against drones, hacking and sabotage. Adding to complexity: Homeland security isn’t in military hands during peacetime, and law-enforcement agencies rarely coordinate with armed forces. Sabotage and cyberattacks on private-sector assets have only recently come to be seen as national-security threats. (WSJ)
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Meta's WhatsApp was banned Monday from use on U.S. House of Representatives devices. The chamber cited a lack of encryption for stored information and other security risks. (Reuters)
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88%
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Percentage of 9-1-1 emergency centers that have had a tech outage in the past year due to aging systems or cyberattacks, according to a survey of 1,379 public-safety workers from tech provider Carbyne and the NENA 9-1-1 Association, a professional group.
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