LastPass revealed that hackers stole customers' password vaults in a data breach earlier this year. The password manager previously assured companies that their accounts were secure before revealing last night that password vaults had been accessed.
Go deeper →Microsoft issued a response to the FTC after the commission sued to block Microsoft from acquiring the video game maker Activision Blizzard.
Go deeper →Meta has agreed to a $725 million settlement for allowing third parties, like the consulting firm Cambridge Analytica, access to users' data. The attorneys representing Facebook users said the settlement is the largest sum paid in a class-action privacy case in the U.S.
Go deeper →The House committee investigating the January 6th riot issued its final report last night, wrapping up almost a year of investigation and public hearings. The report soundly places the blame for the attack on the Capitol building on former President Donald Trump.
Go deeper →President Biden signed the defense authorization bill just days before a deadline that would have pushed the federal government into a shutdown. The $858 billion annual defense authorization bill passed in the Senate yesterday after sparring over provisions delayed the bill.
Go deeper →When President Biden signed the omnibus bill today, he signed into law reforms of the Electoral Count Act. The reforms make it crystal clear that the vice president does not have the power to interfere with the certification of elections and make it harder for lawmakers to interfere with elections in the wake of attempts to overthrow the results of the presidential election in 2020.
Go deeper →Rapper Tory Lanez has been found guilty of shooting Megan Thee Stallion at a party in 2020. Lanez shot Megan, leaving her with bullet fragments in her foot. The rapper was found guilty of three felonies and could face twenty years in prison.
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