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Proton has launched a new initiative called the Data Breach Observatory. This program reveals serious problems that exist on the internet. The cybersecurity company revealed that over 300 million stolen credentials are currently circulating on dark web cybercrime markets, putting businesses and individuals at unprecedented risk. This massive exposure highlights the growing underground economy built […]

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Microsoft has released a non-security update for Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 25H2 that introduces an unusual bug affecting one of the operating system’s most essential utilities. The update, designated as KB5067036, is causing Task Manager to continue running in the background even after users close the application. This issue has been officially acknowledged by […]

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When Elephant Insurance was hacked and millions of driver’s license numbers were exposed, the Fourth Circuit confronted a crucial privacy law dilemma: Is data theft alone enough to sue, or must harm be public and provable? This case exposes how U.S. courts still undervalue privacy in the digital age — and why the elephant in the room is far from irrelevant.

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