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40 US states plan to sue Facebook next week, report
The FTC is also considering to introduce a separate but related complaint against Facebook in coming days
Iran is sending emails to intimidate voters, US officials claim
The message warns recipients with consequences if they don't vote for Trump in 2020 Presidential Election
Tesla was target of serious cyber attack, Elon Musk reveals
Egor Igorevich Kriuchkov had allegedly offered to pay $1m to a Tesla employee for installing malware on the company's network
Florida minor charged for role in Twitter hack
The Florida State Attorney's office is handling the prosecution of a 17-year old boy for his role in the Twitter hack that affected accounts including those belonging to Bill Gates and Elon Musk
US indicts two Chinese hackers for seeking to steal intellectual property and coronavirus vaccine research
The hackers are currently based in China, beyond the reach of US law enforcement agencies
US Justice Department accuses Assange of collaborating with 'Anonymous' and LulzSec hackers in new indictment
Prosecutors argue that Assange harmed national security by publishing hundreds of thousands of classified documents
China's Security Ministry is running APT17 cyber-espionage group, claims Intrusion Truth
Intrusion Truth has revealed details of three individuals believed to be members of APT17
Facebook to pay FTC $5bn fine over Cambridge Analytica
$5 billion Facebook fine would be the largest ever penalty imposed by the FTC
Huawei vs US: why trade secrets need to be carefully managed
Trade secrets don't enjoy the same legal protection as patents, warns Withers & Rogers patent attorney John-Paul Rooney. So how should they be protected?
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