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800,000 users exposed in Landmark Admin data breach

A major cyberattack on Landmark Admin exposed sensitive data of 800,000 individuals, raising concerns about identity theft and cybersecurity practices.

Nearly all of the top US banks were impacted by third party breaches last year

The reliance on third-party vendors by banks poses significant risks and vulnerabilities to the financial system.

How one cyberattack causes relentless ripple effects

A single cyberattack on a third-party vendor can lead to widespread service disruptions for multiple organizations.

800,000 users exposed in Landmark Admin data breach

A major cyberattack on Landmark Admin exposed sensitive data of 800,000 individuals, raising concerns about identity theft and cybersecurity practices.

Nearly all of the top US banks were impacted by third party breaches last year

The reliance on third-party vendors by banks poses significant risks and vulnerabilities to the financial system.

How one cyberattack causes relentless ripple effects

A single cyberattack on a third-party vendor can lead to widespread service disruptions for multiple organizations.
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AT&T agrees to $13 million fine for third-party cloud breach

The FCC imposed a $13 million settlement on AT&T due to data breach negligence involving a third-party vendor affecting 8.9 million customers.

Data breach may have involved millions of patients, Kaiser says. What was leaked?

Kaiser Permanente notifies 13.4 million patients of a potential data breach involving third-party vendors and IP addresses.

AT&T agrees to $13 million fine for third-party cloud breach

The FCC imposed a $13 million settlement on AT&T due to data breach negligence involving a third-party vendor affecting 8.9 million customers.

Data breach may have involved millions of patients, Kaiser says. What was leaked?

Kaiser Permanente notifies 13.4 million patients of a potential data breach involving third-party vendors and IP addresses.
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Shadier Than Forbes? Premium Publishers Are Partnering With Content Farms To Make A Quick Programmatic Buck | AdExchanger

Legitimate publishers are found to have partnered with vendors generating ad revenue through recycled MFA articles.
Sincera's investigation found top publishers utilizing subdomains to profit from content they didn't create.
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