The healthcare sector was the most targeted by hackers and cyberattacks in 2019. And its 382 data breaches cost the sector more than $17.76B

As COVID-19 drove Zoom participation up 2,000 percent, reports found serious privacy and security risks in the platform.

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The California State University system announced its plans to cancel all in-person classes and continue online classes through at Fall 2020

Hackers use keylogging apps to simplify and accelerate their work.

Iran and Russia are most likely behind the hacking attempts, while experts say China might also be involved, reports the Guardian.

The agency also says school closings due to COVID-19 and children’s increased online presence pose an increased risk for child exploitation.

From there, they put keyloggers in, collected keystrokes, came back early with the people that went to the gym, and grabbed the keyloggers.

As organizations move to remote work during the COVID-19 crisis, online communications have become essential.

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Hackers disguise dangerous backdoor as a Google Chrome update.

It is now confirmed that hackers managed to compromise two of its websites during a cyber-attack, and likely steal users' Windows logins.

The United States DHS and CISA have issued an alert on the exploitation by cybercriminals and APT groups concerning COVID-19.

Hotels and hospitality institutions are now being targeted for the valuable data that passes through them.

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