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Emails try to lure victims with malicious documents claiming to have information about voting interference.

California’s Proposition 24, aimed at improving the California Consumer Privacy Act, passed this week. Analyses are very mixed. I was very mixed on the proposition, but on the whole I supported it. The proposition has some serious flaws, and was watered down by industry, but voting for privacy feels like it’s generally a good thing.

Another week, another Chrome zero-day, this time on your phone.

APT cloaks identity using script-kiddie messages and advanced deployment and targeting techniques.

Cannabis journaling platform GrowDiaries exposed more than 3.4 million user records online, many from countries where pot is illegal.

More than 200 Google Forms impersonate top brands – including Microsoft OneDrive, Office 365, and Wells Fargo – to steal victims’ credentials.

A previous fix for the critical remote code execution bug was “incomplete,” according to VMware.

Financial disclosure filings describe a ransomware attack that delivered a weak punch.

According to Code42’s Data Exposure Report, 63% of employees say they brought data with them from their previous employer to their current employer.

A Mississippi pilot program that allows police to livestream private camera footage sparks privacy fears from the ACLU.