Luxembourg court overturns $858 million privacy fine against Amazon
2026-03-16T20:52:03Z•515eb69a0b2a69b734e8c20310c55821c0157a885e0cd690f0e598f0586bb07a
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What happened
A batch of cybersecurity and privacy developments: Luxembourg’s court overturned an €800m+ (reported $858M) GDPR fine against Amazon stemming from how consent was obtained in 2018. Medical device firm Stryker continues to experience outages to electronic ordering systems after a destructive cyberattack that reportedly wiped thousands of devices, though the company says its products remain safe. A cyberattack briefly disrupted parking payments in Perm, Russia, before services were restored. A Russia-linked espionage campaign is targeting Ukrainian organizations with spear-phishing lures about (
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