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Giles Bruce reports: Patients at Fort Worth, Texas-based JPS Health Network are facing lasting consequences from a network outage that stretched nearly two weeks, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported. JPS Health Network operated under a “controlled network downtime” starting Aug. 3 after detecting suspicious activity in its technology environment. The hospital, clinics and othe...

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Vaughn Stupart, Matthew W. Van Hise, and Craig A. Hoffman of BakerHostetler write: One ruling is not a trend. And there can be unique factors at play in regulatory investigations related to large incidents. But a summary judgment ruling in favor of a state in a lawsuit against a telecom shows how not achieving technical...


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Sharman Gill reports: …  BYU research finds that EdTech vendors don’t always meet their student privacy obligations; that research has led to new Utah legislation that tightens up the privacy issues. In an August 2025 investigation report prepared for the Utah State Board of Education (USBE), BYU information systems professors Mark Keith and Justin Giboney found major...


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Hudson Rock’s InfoStealers has an interesting story. From their Executive Summary: In May 2023, an infostealer infected a computer belonging to the Military Police Investigation Section in Suluk, northern Syria – a unit of the Turkish-backed Syrian National Army (SNA). The malware took saved passwords, cookies and a live Telegram session. Then its file-grabber module reached... ...

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Chad Van Alstin reports: Numerous health systems across the country have issued alerts, warning patients to ignore scam messages that are attempting to phish passwords from patients, allowing hackers to gain access to Epic Systems’ MyChart patient portal. The effort appears to be coordinated by a single cybercriminal or a group, as more than a...


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