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Meta is ending end-to-end encryption for Instagram chats after May 8, 2026. This change affects user privacy, raising concerns about data security. Users should download important messages before the deadline to protect their information.

Starbucks has reported a data breach affecting hundreds of employees. Hackers accessed sensitive information through phishing attacks. The company is offering identity protection services to help mitigate risks.

The FBI is investigating malware found in Steam games, targeting gamers who may have been affected. Eight games are linked to cryptocurrency theft and account hijacking. This poses a serious risk to users' sensitive data and finances.

Meta has introduced new anti-scam tools for WhatsApp, Facebook, and Messenger. These updates aim to protect users from fraud and suspicious activity. With millions affected, it's crucial to stay vigilant against scams.

Microsoft has introduced new Purview features to enhance data security and governance for AI transformation. These tools help organizations address data quality and oversharing concerns. With 86% of organizations lacking visibility into AI data flows, these innovations are crucial for safe AI usage.

A critical vulnerability in Wing FTP Server has been discovered and actively exploited. Users of versions v7.4.3 and prior are at risk. Immediate updates to v7.4.4 are essential for protection.

What Changed In a significant ruling, a Luxembourg court has overturned a hefty €746 million ($858 million) privacy fine against Amazon. This fine was originally imposed by the National Commission for Data Protection (CNPD) in 2021, marking it as one of the largest fines under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) since its implementation in 2018. The court's

CISA has issued a warning about a critical vulnerability in Wing FTP Server. This flaw affects numerous organizations, including federal agencies. Immediate patching is essential to prevent potential remote code execution attacks.

Rapid7 has identified a rise in phishing campaigns using Microsoft Teams. Threat actors impersonate IT departments to trick users into granting remote access. This poses a serious risk to organizational security.