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Americans lose trillions of dollars to cybercrime annually. The leading cause is identity theft. Here are some recent news stories about malicious hacking.

TransUnion breach exposes data of 4.5 million customers

TransUnion breach exposes data of 4.5 million customers

Major credit bureau TransUnion was hit by a “cyber incident” that exposed sensitive information belonging to nearly 4.5 million customers, including names and Social Security numbers. [more]

Chinese hacking group breached 200+ global telecom firms

Chinese hacking group breached 200+ global telecom firms

The FBI confirms that China’s state-sponsored “Salt Typhoon” operation breached at least 200 telecom companies including AT&T and Verizon. The hack allowed potential access to text and telephone communications between millions of people, as well as tracking their locations. [more]

FBI warns of Russian cyber threats

FBI warns of Russian cyber threats

The Federal Bureau of Investigation says Russian government cyber actors are targeting public and private computer networks as well as critical infrastructure. [more]

AT&T to pay more than 100 million customers in data breach settlement

AT&T to pay more than 100 million customers in data breach settlement

Telecommunications giant AT&T reportedly said it would pay up to $5,000 to each victim of data breaches in 2019 and 2024. A pair of federal class action suits alleged that the cyber crimes exposed the personal information of more than 100 million current and former customers. [more]

Hackers evade Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) codes

Hackers evade Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) codes

Stolen login credentials enable cybercriminals to get around Fast IDentity Online (FIDO) physical keys. Hackers put accounts at risk. [more]

U.S. Secretary of State hacked

U.S. Secretary of State hacked

A U.S. State Department memo reportedly said an unknown fraudster used artificial intelligence to impersonate the nation’s top diplomat. The imposter sent fake voice messages and texts to at least five senior government officials. [more]

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