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Treasury urges banks to file cyber scam reports, noting nearly $13 billion in losses since 2023

Treasury urges banks to file cyber scam reports, noting nearly $13 billion in losses since 2023

As the cyber scam industry expands globally, the U.S. government wants banks to share more information about what's happening to their customers.
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10 Sep 2026 | The Record International
We All Deserve a Better Internet, Not A Smaller One

We All Deserve a Better Internet, Not A Smaller One

Bans Like California’s Don’t Fix What’s Wrong With Social Media Companies SAN FRANCISCO - Technology and the laws that regulate it should support and empower young people. California’s AB 1709 - signed into law today by Gov. Gavin Newsom - falls far short of this goal, say the Electronic Frontier...
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10 Sep 2026 | EFF Amérique N.
IDScan confirms breach after hackers offer 153 million driver’s license scans for sale

IDScan confirms breach after hackers offer 153 million driver’s license scans for sale

A notice dated September 4 but not widely shared shows that IDScan acknowledged a data breach but did not specify how many people were affected.
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10 Sep 2026 | The Record International
Cyber Command turns to veteran of intelligence agencies for top AI role

Cyber Command turns to veteran of intelligence agencies for top AI role

Ronzelle Green, most recently a senior official at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, will be U.S. Cyber Command's chief AI officer.
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10 Sep 2026 | The Record International
Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries says DDoS attack delayed payments to sellers

Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries says DDoS attack delayed payments to sellers

Wildberries told several Russian media outlets earlier this week that payments to some sellers were delayed by security measures introduced after a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack targeted systems used to track and withdraw their earnings.
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10 Sep 2026 | The Record International
Mozambique’s Internet Shutdown Case: African Courts Draw a Line on Executive Power

Mozambique’s Internet Shutdown Case: African Courts Draw a Line on Executive Power

By CIPESA Writer | In July 2026, Mozambique’s Constitutional Council ruled that before a government can justify an internet shutdown, it must first have lawful authority to order one. The … Continue reading Mozambique’s Internet Shutdown Case: African Courts Draw a Line on Executive Power The post Mozambique’s Internet Shutdown...
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10 Sep 2026 | CIPESA Afrique
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