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Denmark’s Central Person Register (CPR) is notifying approximately 8.8 million citizens of a data breach where hackers exploited a private company's lawful access to the national system. Personal information, including names, addresses, and CPR numbers,
Incognito Mode is one of the most misunderstood privacy features on the internet. Millions of people open a private browsing window when they want to search for something without leaving a trace. The assumption is simple: if Chrome does not save the browsing history, nobody can see what you did. That is only partly true. […]
Discover how data subject rights apply to location data, the legal implications for businesses, and how to ensure your organization remains compliant with global privacy standards.
Transparency is the cornerstone of trust. Explore why explainability matters in privacy and AI governance and how businesses can navigate the evolving regulatory landscape of the EU AI Act.
Ransomware is no longer just an availability issue; it is a critical data breach. Learn how to reduce the privacy impact of ransomware and protect your organization's sensitive data.
Scaling a retail business brings complex data risks. Learn what retail startups should know about privacy compliance to build trust and avoid costly regulatory penalties while expanding.
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has introduced new legal guidelines for SIM card replacement procedures. The move aims to bolster digital identity security and combat prevalent SIM-related fraud, protecting telecom subscribers.
SAP has released its October 2026 security updates, patching 20 vulnerabilities across multiple products. Among them is a maximum-severity OAuth2 Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) flaw in the Cloud SDK for Python, tracked as CVE-2026-89111, that
Several European retail companies, including Ahold Delhaize and The Foschini Group (TFG), have recently confirmed cyber incidents. H&M is investigating potential claims, while ASOS detailed a prior customer data breach.
Attackers are continuing to exploit critical gaps in multi-factor authentication (MFA) coverage, leveraging stolen credentials to compromise systems such as VPNs, RDP, and Windows logons that often remain protected by only a single password.
The XWorm Remote Access Trojan (RAT) has evolved into a sophisticated surveillance platform, according to cybersecurity firm Netskope. New plugins enable location tracking, live audio streaming, and the hijacking of authenticated browser sessions, bypassing multi-factor
Ledger has confirmed that hardware implants in its signers, sold through a reseller, allowed attackers to intercept 24-word recovery phrases. On-chain investigators estimate losses at $86 million.
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