Barnes and Noble Warns Customers of Cyber Attack; European Police, FBI Bust Cybercrime Money-Laundering Ring; Hackers Renew Hacking Attacks on Universities; Almost 2000 Robinhood Market Accounts Exposed in Breach. Click “Continue reading” below.

Cut Cables Shut Down Va.’s Online Voter Registration System; China Busts Drug Deal Using Drone Footage; Facebook to Ban Anti-Vaccine Ads; New Apple iPhones to Work With Faster 5G Networks. Click “Continue reading” below.

Facebook to Ban Posts Denying Holocaust; Microsoft Disrupts Global Cybercrime Network; Adobe’s New Marketing Software Contains AI; Despite Electronic Data Snafus, Georgians Turned Out for Early Voting. Click “Continue reading” below.

FBI Deploys Counterterrorism Team in Portland Protests; Apple Requests Telegram Channels Be Shut Down Amid Belarus Protests; R. Kelly Document Shows How Google Gave Data to Law Enforcement; Argentina Under Fire for Using Facial Recognition on Children. Click “Continue reading” below.

Facebook, Twitter Disable 3,500 Disinformation Networks; 300 UK Schools Affected in Wisepay Hack; Phishing Attacks Spike Heading Into Amazon Prime Days; Researchers Find Apple Flaws in 3-Month Hacking Project. Click “Continue reading” below.

IRS to Be Probed for Using Location Data Without Obtaining a Warrant; Chromecast Security Flaw Allows Attackers to Snoop Through TV Remotes; Google and Oracle in SCOTUS Case Over Copyright Issue; Google Faces Antitrust Suit in India. Click “Continue reading” below.

Law Enforcement Metadata Retention Schemes Are Illegal, EU Court Rules; GOP Draft Response to Antitrust Report Reveals Plan to Break Up Big Tech Firms; Study: Trump, RNC Duped Traditional Media Into Covering Mail-In Voting Fraud ‘Misinformation’; UN Maritime Organization Discloses Data Breach. Click “Continue reading” below.

US to Appeal Judge’s Ruling on WeChat Ban; Facebook Employees Wearing AR Glasses to Be Sent Out to Record Data; Google to Cite Rivals in Possible Antitrust Lawsuit. Click “Continue reading” below.

Senate Panel Approves Subpoenas for CEOs of Facebook, Google, Twitter; Groups Allege Ontario Police Illegally Used COVID-19 Database; Russian National Sentenced to Over 7 Years for Hacking US Tech Firms; German Privacy Watchdog Fines H&M $41M for Spying on Workers. Click “Continue reading” below.

Hacker Publishes Data of More Than 320,000 Students in Nev. County; Hacker Gains Access to Federal Agency’s Data; Tech Firms Allegedly Sending Hong Kong User Information to China; Mnuchin: TikTok to Be Shut Down If Oracle Deal Does Not Meet US Security Needs. Click “Continue reading” below.