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Medtronic has disclosed that an unauthorized party accessed portions of its corporate IT environment, while stating there is currently no evidence of disruption to medical devices, patient care, or core operations. The healthcare technology giant revealed the incident in a public statement and accompanying Form 8-K filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, indica...

The European Commission is facing criticism from security and privacy experts over a proposed Digital Markets Act (DMA) measure that would require Google to share vast amounts of search data with third parties via an automated API. Critics warn the plan could expose sensitive user queries at scale, creating both privacy and national security risks. …

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X has launched a standalone iOS app for its XChat messaging platform, promoting it as a private, end-to-end encrypted communication tool, but concerns about its security model continue to shadow the release. The announcement was made on X, marking the first time XChat has been offered as a dedicated mobile app. Almost immediately, security researchers …

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Mozilla has quietly begun experimenting with Brave’s Rust-based ad-blocking engine in Firefox, signaling a potential shift in how the browser handles ads and trackers. The change was first spotted in Firefox 149 under Bugzilla entry 2013888, where Mozilla engineers introduced adblock-rust, an open-source ad-blocking engine developed by Brave Software. The finding was highligh...

The American security company ADT has confirmed via a statement to CyberInsider a cybersecurity incident involving unauthorized access to a subset of customer data. The admission follows claims by the ShinyHunters extortion group that it breached the company and stole over 10 million records. While ADT states the intrusion was quickly contained and that the …

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