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US Economy · United States

Tax season is a prime time for scams. IRS uncertainty could add to the issues this year

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Oracle Denies Massive Data Theft As Hacker Allegedly Sells 6M Records - Cisco Systems (NASDAQ:CSCO), Oracle (NYSE:ORCL)

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

Oracle Cloud is suspected to have suffered a significant cyberattack, leading to the theft of 6 million records. These records are reportedly being sold by a hacker. Oracle, however, has firmly denied any such breach. What Happened: A hacker going by the pseudonym "rose87168" is purportedly selling 6 million records stolen from Oracle’s systems. This claim was initially brought to light by a cybersecurity firm, CloudSEK, based out of India’s Ben…See the Story

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Microsoft's new AI agents aim to help security pros combat the latest threats

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Designed for Microsoft's Security Copilot tool, the AI-powered agents will automate basic tasks, freeing IT and security staff to tackle more complex issues.See the Story

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