Luxembourg court overturns $858 million privacy fine against Amazon
2026-03-17T02:51:58Z•5b418a6db9a5d6da57acbc0841729150f09533ddc632ec1d7d2adf1f80303462
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What happened
Multiple cybersecurity and privacy developments: A Luxembourg court overturned an $858M GDPR fine against Amazon stemming from 2018 consent practices; medical device maker Stryker continues to experience digital ordering outages a week after a cyberattack that reportedly wiped thousands of company devices (company says devices/products remain safe); the Russian city of Perm restored parking payment services after a disruption; a Russia-linked espionage campaign targeted Ukrainian organizations with Starlink- and charity-themed lures to deliver spyware; and New York finalized cyber regulations—
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