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In this issue:
- Guelph Woman Loses Savings in Fake Doug Ford Cryptocurrency Scam
- Vendor Breach Exposes Discord Support Data and ID Images
- India Turns Every Face and Finger into a Payment Key
- Airport Outage Sparks Delays as CBSA Rules Out Cyberattack
- Chinese Hackers Turn Open Source Monitoring Tool into Global Malware Delivery System
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In this issue:
- Guelph Woman Loses Savings in Fake Doug Ford Cryptocurrency Scam
- Vendor Breach Exposes Discord Support Data and ID Images
- India Turns Every Face and Finger into a Payment Key
- Airport Outage Sparks Delays as CBSA Rules Out Cyberattack
- Chinese Hackers Turn Open Source Monitoring Tool into Global Malware Delivery System
Read more on the latest in Data Breachin’ and Overreachin: www.axisofeasy.com
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