Luxembourg court overturns $858 million privacy fine against Amazon
2026-03-17T14:52:07Z•dfdfd76818e3eb23a7768b2661c7f0181df9ccb61e241002c5d9eeb14b5866be
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What happened
A batch of cybersecurity and data-privacy developments: A Luxembourg court overturned an $858M GDPR fine against Amazon stemming from how the company obtained EU consumer consent (case originated in 2018). Medical device maker Stryker remains recovering from a cyberattack that reportedly wiped thousands of devices and left electronic ordering systems offline for a week, though the company says its digital products remain safe. The Russian city of Perm restored its parking-payment systems after an outage caused by a cyberattack. A Russia-linked espionage campaign is targeting Ukrainian entities
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