Luxembourg court overturns $858 million privacy fine against Amazon
2026-03-17T08:51:52Z•83d6f0249245c0fd3a6a17b84162d3baa50e074a3a111a84c9edeb8118231fe5
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What happened
Several notable cybersecurity and privacy developments: Luxembourg’s court overturned an €800m+ ($858m) GDPR fine against Amazon tied to how it obtained EU consumer consent; medical device maker Stryker is still recovering from a destructive cyberattack that wiped thousands of devices and knocked digital ordering systems offline (company says devices remain safe to use); the Russian city of Perm restored its parking payment system after a disruption by a cyberattack; a Russia-linked espionage campaign targeted Ukrainian organizations using Starlink-themed and charity-themed lures to distribute
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