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North Korean crypto hackers are getting more sophisticated

Cryptopolitan 01 Apr 2025
The hackers, from North Korea’s Reconnaissance General Bureau, had stealthily compromised Safe{Wallet}, a digital wallet system used by many Bybit users, rather than launching an attack directly against the exchange.
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Spy chiefs fear Britain is ‘shockingly vulnerable’ to cyber attacks

The Daily Telegraph 01 Apr 2025
The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) will on Tuesday publish plans for a new cyber security law that will force more than 1,000 private IT providers to improve their data and network security defences against hackers.
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Domestic violence survivors urged to take safety precautions after NSW justice department data breach

AOL 27 Mar 2025
The state attorney general, Michael Daley, said on Thursday that the hacker gained unlawful entry to part of the state’s secure online court registry system via a registered account and accessed 9,000 files.
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Supervisors approve Fayette County tax levies

Oelwein Daily Register 26 Mar 2025
The levies for the general basic and rural services will decrease, while the general supplemental levy will see a slight increase ...Accepted the annual audit provided by Hacker Nelson & Co.
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23andMe Files for Bankruptcy, Fueling Fears for Millions of Customers’ DNA Data

The Daily Beast 24 Mar 2025
“Any buyer will be required to comply with applicable law with respect to the treatment of customer data,” the company, which has previously been infiltrated by hackers, said in a news release.
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23andMe files for bankruptcy, Anne Wojcicki steps down as CEO

NBC Bay Area 24 Mar 2025
Money Report ... In October 2023, hackers accessed the information of nearly 7 million customers. California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Friday issued a consumer alert urging residents to consider deleting their genetic data from 23andMe's website ... .
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“They knew everything about me”–How modern identity thieves profile victims

PC World 17 Mar 2025
Hackers and identity thieves will generally zero-in on your email accounts and SIM card because they can use them to reset passwords to other accounts, like crypto-exchange and financial accounts, for example.
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