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Authentication Company Okta Confirms Hacking Incident
Okta confirmed that a hacking group had gained access to a laptop owned by one of its support engineers for five days back in January. 
Okta confirmed that a hacking group had gained access to a laptop owned by one of its support engineers for five days back in January. -
TikTok Close To Reaching Agreement With Oracle To Ease US Data Privacy Worries
TikTok's data is presently hosted on Google Cloud, which is owned by Alphabet Inc. 
TikTok's data is presently hosted on Google Cloud, which is owned by Alphabet Inc. -
Meta Threatens To Pull Facebook And Meta From Europe Over Privacy Laws
Meta said in its annual report that Europe's tightening privacy laws are making it hard for it to offer its services in the region. 
Meta said in its annual report that Europe's tightening privacy laws are making it hard for it to offer its services in the region. -
At Least 10 Hacking Groups Exploiting Microsoft Vulnerability: Report
Attacks on Microsoft may have started as early as January 
Attacks on Microsoft may have started as early as January -
Home Depot Agrees To $17.5 Million Settlement Over 2014 Data Breach
Home Depot denied any liability stemming from the hack and said that the settlement was not an admission. 
Home Depot denied any liability stemming from the hack and said that the settlement was not an admission. -
Capital One Ordered To Pay $80 Million Penalty Over 2019 Security Breach
Capital One executives and directors found guilty of failing to quickly fix security issues that saw 100 million customers’ data exposed. 
Capital One executives and directors found guilty of failing to quickly fix security issues that saw 100 million customers’ data exposed. -
Zoom To Offer Stronger Encrypted Service To Paid Users
Zoom is reportedly considering charging its users for enhanced end-to-end encryption in an effort to curb abuse of its platform and to ensure its users' data privacy. 
Zoom is reportedly considering charging its users for enhanced end-to-end encryption in an effort to curb abuse of its platform and to ensure its users' data privacy. -
Alexa, Google Assistant Security Concerns Still An Issue
Despite offering convenience to countless customers, Alexa and Google Assistant's data gathering tactics still make smart home developers nervous. 
Despite offering convenience to countless customers, Alexa and Google Assistant's data gathering tactics still make smart home developers nervous.
