Cyber Security News

July 2026

1.

What to Do If Your Personal Information Was Compromised: Department for Education Data Breach Explained

2.

Shopify Must Face Revived California Data Privacy Suit

3.

Questo's Data Breach Notice Took 9 Months, Suit Says

4.

NJ University Hit with Class Claims Over Data Breach

5.

Hackers Steal 607,000 Contact Records From Department for Education in England


Did the bad guys just breach your network?


6.

Workers, Korean Tractor Co. Settle Data Breach Claims

7.

Judge Wary Of DOD Rationale for Anthropic Risk Label

8.

Ex-Worker Says RTX Exposed 1.5M in Employee Data Breach

9.

Fifth Third Beats $2.1M Wire Fraud Suit Over UCC Pleading

10.

WilmerHale Sued Over Accidental Client Data Disclosure


Why wait until you get hacked?


11.

2 Traders Admit Guilt in Stolen BigLaw Info Scheme

12.

Holy Data Leak! Pope's Prayer App Exposes 700,000 Users in Security Breach

13.

Meta's View Of 'Problematic Use' Has Holes, Ex-Exec Testifies

14.

TaskUs Trims Claims From Coinbase Breach Suit

15.

FTC Says Hims & Hers Shares Health Data, Misleads Users



16.

Planned Parenthood Lab's $6.1M Breach Deal Gets Initial OK

17.

Ariana Grande Says Hackers Leaked Songs, Photos for Years

18.

FCC Says Starlink Routers Exempt From Nat'l Security Ban

19.

Humanoids, Other Robotics Added to FCC's Nat'l Security List

20.

DOJ Drops Charges in $722M 'Bitclub' Crypto Ponzi Case


Tick Tock. Tick Tock. Did you get hacked?


21.

Tech Co.'s 'Mass Surveillance' Tracks US Drivers, Suit Says

22.

Cigna Must Face Pa. Suit Over Portal Health Data Tracking

23.

DHS Used Personal Data to Get Back at Protesters, Suit Says

24.

Ill. Heart Clinic Sued for Breach Compromising Patient Data

25.

Ethical Hacker Finds Meta Security Flaw That Could Reveal Support Records, Earns $78,000



26.

Data Privacy & AI Issues to Watch for the Rest Of 2026

27.

Wellstar to Pay $4.25M to End Patient Data-Sharing Suit

28.

No Hack Involved in Alleged $53M Crypto Heist, Judge Hears

29.

OpenAI's Own AI Hacked Hugging Face to Cheat a Test, and a Chinese Model Had to Clean Up the Mess

30.

Okla. Chiropractor Convicted Of $30M Medical Fraud Scheme

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