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Cybersecurity Law Enacted in Response to Cyberattack in Nevada

(The Center Square) – In a significant move to bolster cybersecurity, Nevada legislators enacted a comprehensive bill that took effect on November 18. The legislation aims to safeguard against future cyberattacks, with experts assessing its implications for the state’s online security landscape. Following the unprecedented cyberattack in 2025, the Nevada…

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Citrix NetScaler ADC and Gateway Devices Targeted: CISA Calls for Urgent Response

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a critical alert regarding an alarming vulnerability in Citrix NetScaler Application Delivery Controller (ADC) and Gateway devices. This security flaw, which could lead to severe exploitation, enables threat actors to deploy web shells on affected systems. CISA disclosed that in…

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Millions at Risk from SMS Sign-In Links

Researchers from universities in New Mexico, Arizona, and Louisiana, along with professionals from Circle, have raised alarms regarding vulnerabilities in SMS communications, asserting these weaknesses are easily tested, verified, and exploited on a large scale. Their findings underscore that the existing threat landscape could be exploited with consumer-grade technology and…

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China: OPM Hack Not State-Sponsored; Attributed to Criminal Gangs

In a notable statement, the Chinese government announced the arrest of individuals linked to the extensive cyber intrusion targeting the United States Office of Personnel Management (OPM), asserting that these actions were not sanctioned by the state. The OPM breach, which occurred earlier this year, compromised sensitive information of over…

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CISA Aims to Realign with Its Mission Following Budget Cuts from Trump Administration

Cybersecurity Spending, Government, Industry Specific Acting Director Reports Stabilization Following Significant Staff Reductions Chris Riotta (@chrisriotta) • January 21, 2026 Image: Orhan Cam/Shutterstock The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) is actively working to reclaim its mission after encountering significant staffing changes and funding disruptions during a challenging year. This…

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Munson Healthcare Data Breach Impacts More Than 100,000 Patients

Data Breach at Munson Healthcare Affects Over 100,000 Patients Northern Michigan – Munson Healthcare has revealed significant new information regarding a data breach that transpired in August, compromising the data of more than 100,000 individuals. This incident has raised serious concerns regarding data security within the healthcare sector. Affected patients…

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Zyxel Devices Compromised by DDoS Botnets for Massive Attacks

In recent developments, several botnets exploiting a critical vulnerability in Zyxel networking devices have been identified. This particular flaw, discovered in April 2023, enables attackers to gain remote access to affected systems, heightening cybersecurity concerns across multiple regions, including Central and North America, along with parts of East and South…

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Report Alerts: Surveillance and ICE Discourage Patients from Seeking Medical Care

A recent report highlights significant concerns over an emerging health privacy crisis in the United States, driven by invasive surveillance practices and inadequate legal protections. Patients are reportedly refraining from seeking necessary medical care due to fears that immigration agents could target them within healthcare settings, exacerbating treatment delays and…

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