Data Breach
TL;DR TruffleNet redefined cloud threats: It used stolen AWS credentials instead of malware to carry out large-scale fraud. Attackers exploited trust: Every action used legitimate AWS API keys, making detection extremely difficult. Key service abused:
TL;DR October 2025 Breach: The breach affected Canadian Tire e-commerce accounts, exposing names, addresses, emails, birth years, encrypted passwords, and truncated card numbers, but did not impact Canadian Tire Bank or Triangle Rewards. Customer Risk:
TL;DR The AT&T data breach settlement totals $177 million and covers two major incidents in March and July 2024, affecting millions of current and former customers. Eligibility is limited to U.S. residents and AT&T account
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