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In this July 3, 2021 photo, a sign that reads: “Coop Forum supermarket in Vastberga is closed due to IT disturbances, no prognosis as to when we will open again”, on a closed Coop supermarket store in the suburb of Vastberga, Stockholm, Sweden. The Biden administration will offer rewards up to $10 million for information leading to the identification of foreign state-sanctioned malicious cyber activity against critical U.S. infrastructure, including ransomware attacks. The administration is launching the website stopransomware.gov to offer the public resources for countering the threat. (Jonas Ekstromer/TT via AP, File)

Ransomware victim Kaseya gets master key to unlock networks

Brief Widespread Outage For Numerous Websites

Brief, widespread outage for numerous websites

Dutch Data Protection Authority Fines Tiktok Over Privacy

Dutch data protection authority fines TikTok over privacy

Witnesses Testify In Trial Of Man Accused In Uber Killing

Witnesses testify in trial of man accused in Uber killing

Saudi Aramco Facing 50M Cyber Extortion Over Leaked Data

Saudi Aramco facing $50M cyber extortion over leaked data

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Agency eyes ‘right-to-repair’ rules to aid consumers, shops

Biden To Meet Next Month With Private Sector On Cyber Issues

Biden to meet next month with private sector on cyber issues

Ford Argo Ai To Deploy Autonomous Vehicles On Lyft Network

Ford, Argo AI to deploy autonomous vehicles on Lyft network

China Fines Tech Giants For Content Exploiting Children

China fines tech giants for content exploiting children

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Japan’s Toyota adds ‘kei’ makers to technology partnership

Daimler 4.3 Billion Quarterly Profit Despite Chip Shortage

Daimler: $4.3 billion quarterly profit despite chip shortage

Congress party workers shout slogans during a protest accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government of using military-grade spyware to monitor political opponents, journalists and activists in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, July 20, 2021. The protests came after an investigation by a global media consortium was published on Sunday. Based on leaked targeting data, the findings provided evidence that the spyware from Israel-based NSO Group, the world’s most infamous hacker-for-hire company, was used to allegedly infiltrate devices belonging to a range of targets, including journalists, activists and political opponents in 50 countries. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)

Protests erupt in India’s Parliament over spyware scandal

Macron Among 14 Heads Of States On Potential Spyware List

Macron among 14 heads of states on potential spyware list

Prosecutors Man Killed Student Who Mistook Car For Uber

Prosecutors: Man killed student who mistook car for Uber

Hoe No Facebook Snafu Spells Trouble For Gardening Group

Hoe no! Facebook snafu spells trouble for gardening group

New Cybersecurity Order Issued For Us Pipeline Operators

New cybersecurity order issued for US pipeline operators

Twitter Timeout For Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Covid Tweets

Twitter timeout for Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene COVID tweets

China Rejects Hacking Charges Accuses Us Of Cyberspying

China rejects hacking charges, accuses US of cyberspying

France Investigates Alleged Spyware Use Against Dissidents

France investigates alleged spyware use against dissidents

Shershaah Poster

‘Shershaah’ to Release on Indian Independence Day

Robinhood Sees Valuation Of Up To 35 Billion As Public Co

Robinhood sees valuation of up to $35 billion as public co.

Un Rights Chief Alarmed By Reported Use Of Powerful Spyware

UN rights chief alarmed by reported use of powerful spyware

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Biden says ‘killing people’ was call to action for big tech

Blue Origin Brings Space Tourism To Tiny Texas Town

Blue Origin brings space tourism to tiny Texas town

Zoom Buying Five9 In 14.7B All Stock Transaction

Zoom buying Five9 in $14.7B all-stock transaction

Microsoft Exchange Email Hack Was Caused By China Us Says

Microsoft Exchange email hack was caused by China, US says

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Biden grappling with ‘pandemic of the unvaccinated’

Explainer Could Balloons Power Uncensored Internet In Cuba

EXPLAINER: Could balloons power uncensored internet in Cuba?

(L-r) Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding, Senior Fellow, Federation of American Scientists; Dr. Jose Perez, Chief Medical Officer, South Central Family Health Center; Dr. Ben Neuman, Chief Virologist, Global Health Research Complex at Texas A&M University (Photo: Ethnic Media Services)

Masks On – Virus, Masks On!

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