FTC rescinds policy requiring health apps to notify customers after a breach

2026-09-09T20:51:34Zeaf4398c21017a08dc2b2f84e50a77236ca0c5a5586aec87a820cff39e3377a0
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CyberScoop coverage highlights major cybersecurity developments, including two actively exploited Microsoft zero-days, FBI warnings that AI is strengthening adversaries and urging better patching and cyber hygiene, alleged Chinese AI-model distillation, bank-account takeover activity linked to a Russian national, hack-for-hire groups facing potential sanctions, and concerns about inadequate threat-information sharing. It also covers regulatory changes affecting health-app breach notifications and cybersecurity challenges in municipal water infrastructure.

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