Here’s how the FTC plans to enforce the Take It Down Act
2026-05-15T20:51:45Z•170f75f86428232eaf20bfa17d44d9a91c6500a28823e72602fc53d9fafc6b41
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What happened
This CyberScoop feed highlights multiple high-priority cyber developments: a Cisco SD‑WAN/firewall zero‑day is being actively exploited by a persistent threat actor (tied to recent Cisco vulnerability disclosures); Foxconn confirmed a major ransomware/data‑theft incident (Nitrogen claims ~8 TB and >11 million files); regulators and policymakers are moving on several fronts — the FTC plans aggressive enforcement of the Take It Down Act (deepfakes/removal) while questions remain about resources, DOJ issued a legal memo on nationwide voter‑data collection, and Congress held closed briefings on AI
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