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Thales finds enterprises losing ground in race to secure AI and cloud
- Thales SA warns that enterprise security strategies are struggling to keep pace with the complexity of cloud environments and the demands of artificial intelligence.
- The 2025 Thales Cloud Security Study shows that security teams are overwhelmed by operational complexity, fragmented tools, and increased data flow through AI systems in multicloud and SaaS environments.
- Cloud security remains a top priority for enterprises, with AI security investments displacing traditional security spending, and tool sprawl compounding the issue with the average enterprise using 2.1 public cloud providers and 85 SaaS applications.
- The study reveals that the risks are real as stolen credentials and cloud-based assets are top targets for cyberattacks, emphasizing the need for organizations to improve data protection strategies in their digital infrastructure.
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Canada bans Hikvision over national security concerns
- Canada has banned Chinese surveillance firm Hikvision due to national security concerns, ordering the company to cease operations in the country and prohibiting its products from government use.
- The ban includes a national security review under the Investment Canada Act, and Canada is assessing existing properties to ensure no legacy Hikvision products are used going forward.
- Hikvision Canada criticized the ban, calling it baseless and politically motivated, emphasizing that its products comply with Canadian laws and security standards.
- The US and UK have also taken actions against Chinese technology companies in the past due to national security risks, including bans on Hikvision's products.
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Mastering Your Digital Privacy: A Comprehensive Guide to Online Protection
- Digital privacy is crucial in our data-driven society for individuals' protection online.
- It involves controlling personal data access and understanding the difference from data security.
- Threats like breaches, surveillance, identity theft highlight the importance of digital privacy.
- Corporations use diverse data collection practices with ethics and legal considerations.
- Global privacy laws like GDPR impose strict regulations on data processing organizations.
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Tech Radar
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Supermarket giant admits 2.2 million people could be hit by worrying data breach - what to do if you're affected
- Ahold Delhaize, a food retail giant, has disclosed a data breach affecting over 2.2 million individuals, with stolen data including sensitive personal information.
- The stolen data includes a range of personal details such as full names, addresses, government ID numbers, and health information.
- A group named INC Ransom has claimed responsibility for the attack, but it remains unclear if customers were specifically targeted.
- Ahold Delhaize is offering free credit monitoring and identity theft protection services to those affected by the breach, with ongoing investigations into the incident.
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MUTM Might Be the Real Meme Slayer Of 2025, Outperforming DOGE and PEPE
- In June 2025, meme coins like Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) experienced a significant decline in value, leading investors to turn towards utility-based coins for growth.
- Mutuum Finance (MUTM), a decentralized finance protocol, has raised over $11.3 million in its presale with increasing token prices leading up to the listing price of $0.06.
- Analysts predict a potential 29x increase in MUTM token value post-launch, attributing their optimism to the project's utility-based nature and CertiK audit score of 95.
- Mutuum Finance (MUTM) announced a $50,000 Bug Bounty Program in partnership with CertiK to incentivize security experts in identifying and reporting bugs, aiming to ensure platform security.
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Tech Radar
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Hawaiian Airlines says it was hit by ‘cybersecurity event’ - but flyers should be safe
- Hawaiian Airlines reported a recent cybersecurity incident that did not impact flights or passenger safety.
- The airline filed an 8-K form with the SEC alerting about the security incident on June 23, 2025.
- Security experts speculate that the attack may have been carried out by Scattered Spider, a hacking collective known for targeting US-based organizations.
- Hawaiian Airlines stated that its flights are operating safely, and the financial impact of the incident is yet to be determined.
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Tech Radar
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Hacker pleads guilty to breaching company networks to pitch his own services
- Nicholas Michael Kloster, a man from Kansas, pleaded guilty to hacking multiple organizations, including a health club, nonprofit, and former employer, to promote his own cybersecurity services.
- Kloster accessed the organizations' systems using various methods, such as breaching a restricted area at a gym and using a boot disk to bypass authentication into a nonprofit's systems.
- He offered consulting services to prevent future cyberattacks after claiming responsibility for the breaches and stole credit card data to buy hacking tools.
- Kloster faces potential consequences of up to five years in federal prison without parole, a fine of up to $250,000, supervised release, and restitution. The FBI's involvement suggests serious punishment.
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Denmark moves to protect personal identity from deepfakes with new copyright law
- Denmark plans to amend its copyright law to give individuals rights over their body, face, and voice to combat AI-generated deepfakes, believed to be the first law of its kind in Europe.
- The proposed law aims to protect individuals from being exploited by generative AI by allowing them to copyright their identity, with support from around 90% of MPs.
- The new law in Denmark will ban realistic AI-generated imitations of artists' performances without consent, with compensation for victims, excluding parody and satire.
- Denmark's Culture Minister emphasized the importance of protecting everyone's right to their own body, voice, and facial features, and plans to push similar initiatives across the EU.
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The Verge
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Hundreds of Brother printer models have an unpatchable security flaw
- Hundreds of Brother printer models have been found to have serious security flaws allowing attackers to remotely access devices still using default passwords.
- Eight new vulnerabilities were discovered in 689 Brother printers by security company Rapid7, with one flaw that cannot be fixed by patching the firmware.
- Brother has recommended users to change the default admin password via the device’s Web-Based Management menu for affected models.
- While most flaws can be fixed through firmware updates, the most critical flaw, CVE-2024-51978, will be addressed in future printer versions due to manufacturing changes.
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TechJuice
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Germany Israel Cyber Dome: A Risky Bet or Europe’s Cyber Savior?
- Germany and Israel have launched a bold initiative called the Germany-Israel cyber dome to combat rising cyber threats in Europe.
- The project involves a joint German-Israeli cyber research center to enhance collaboration between the two nations' intelligence and security services.
- The cyber dome is part of Germany's broader defense plans as it seeks to strengthen its capabilities in the face of evolving security challenges.
- The initiative symbolizes a strategic bet that a combined cyber force can mitigate cyber risks, but its effectiveness and long-term impact remain uncertain.
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Cybercrime Gang in Multan Busted for WhatsApp Scams and JazzCash Fraud
- The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) dismantled a cybercrime gang in Multan accused of WhatsApp scams and JazzCash fraud.
- Six individuals were arrested in a targeted operation in Multan's Dunyapur area for allegedly defrauding people both domestically and internationally.
- The gang operated by creating fake WhatsApp accounts, using false identities on Facebook, and exploiting platforms like JazzCash for fraudulent activities.
- Legal proceedings are in progress against the arrested suspects, and efforts are being made to investigate the misuse of JazzCash by reaching out to the platform for an official comment.
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Cybercrime Gang in Multan Busted for WhatsApp Scams and Payment Transfer Fraud
- The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has dismantled a cybercrime gang in Multan accused of orchestrating WhatsApp scams and payment transfer fraud.
- The operation led to the arrest of six individuals and seizure of six mobile phones suspected to hold key evidence of the gang’s activities.
- The gang operated by luring victims through fake WhatsApp accounts and false identities on Facebook to obtain personal information and cash transfers.
- A FIR has been lodged against the suspects, and legal proceedings are in progress. The agency is also seeking comments from payment platforms affected by the fraud.
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Global Fintech Series
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Architecting Scalable Data Infrastructure for Private Market Trading Platforms
- Private market trading platforms require modern, scalable data infrastructure for efficiency and security.
- Data demands include unstructured documents, real-time processing, compliance tracking, and analytics capabilities.
- Key principles include modular architecture, real-time data processing pipelines, metadata management, and scalability.
- Enabling personalized dashboards, AI integration, compliance automation, and interoperability for growth.
- Observability, reliability, disaster recovery, and backup policies are crucial for financial services.
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Securityaffairs
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Ahold Delhaize data breach affected over 2.2 Million individuals
- A ransomware attack on Ahold Delhaize led to a data breach affecting over 2.2 million individuals.
- The breach impacted various US subsidiaries of Ahold Delhaize, exposing personal information such as contact details, financial data, health information, and employment records.
- The company is offering the affected individuals two years of free credit monitoring and identity protection.
- In April 2025, the Inc Ransom group claimed responsibility for the cyberattack, stating that internal data was likely stolen and posted on their leak site.
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TechBullion
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The Essential Role of Construction Site Security for Contractors and Developers
- Construction site security is crucial for protecting valuable equipment, materials, and personnel from theft, vandalism, and accidents.
- The UK construction industry incurs over £800 million annually in theft-related costs, emphasizing the vulnerability of construction sites.
- Investing in adequate construction site security helps reduce risks like delays, increased costs, and damage to a company's reputation.
- Security measures for construction sites include manned guarding, mobile patrols, CCTV monitoring, and tailored security solutions from professional security providers like All Time Security.
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