SCOTUS Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dies at 87; US Judge Doesn’t Block WH Order Banning WeChat; German Patient Dies after Ransomware Attack Hits Hospital; Google Bans Stalkerware From Play Store. Click “Continue reading” below.

US Bans TikTok, WeChat From App Stores Beginning Sunday; WeChat ‘Ban’ Won’t Target Users, US Says; 100K Customer Records Exposed in Razer Data Leak; US Indicts 5 Members of APT41 Threat Group Over Hack. Click “Continue reading” below.

FTC May File Antitrust Case Against Facebook; US Charges 7 in Broad Chinese Hacking Effort; Hackers Indicted for Vandalizing 51 Websites With Pro-Iranian Sentiments; Google Executive Under Fire by Lawmakers Over Advertising Practices. Click “Continue reading” below.

FISA Court Approves Warrantless Surveillance, Warns FBI on Privacy Rules; 46K US Veterans Hacked in Data Breach; US Lawmakers Skeptical on Oracle-TikTok Deal; 2.4M People Found in Chinese Database. Click “Continue reading” below.

Oracle Picked Over Microsoft as TikTok’s US Partner; Judge Dismisses Suit Against Chicago Medical Center on Data to Google; US Marks Anniversary of 9/11 Amid Pandemic; Portland Issues City Ban on Facial-Recognition Technologies. Click “Continue reading” below.

Russian Hackers Targeting Both US Political Parties, Microsoft Warns; Beijing’s New Regulations Hinder TikTok Sale as US Deadline Nears; Twitter to Ban Misleading Election Claims; Ransomware Attacks Affect New School Semester. Click “Continue reading” below.

Study: Children’s Apps Could Be Sharing Personal Information With Third Parties; Ireland Orders Facebook to Stop Sending User Data to US; Windows Themes Can Be Exploited to Obtain User Passwords; Italy Probing Apple, Dropbox, Google for Cloud-Storage Issues. Click “Continue reading” below.

China Moves to Set Global Data-Security Rules With New Initiative; Federally Subsidized Phones Hacked Before They Are Turned On; Argentina’s Immigration Agency Hit in Ransomware Attack; New Amazon Program Allows Alexa to Be Installed in Rental Units. Click “Continue reading” below.

Trump Tweets Support for Stars and Stripes, Voiding Pentagon’s Move; Apple Announces Commitment to Human-Rights Policy; Miami High-Schooler Arrested for School District Cyberattacks; Facebook ‘Pauses’ Oculus Headsets Amid German Privacy Concerns. Click “Continue reading” below.

US Appeals Court Rules NSA Program Exposed by Snowden Illegal; Amazon Workers Spied on By Company Via Social Media; Mich. Airport to Use Smart Helmets with Face Recognition to Measure Temperatures; Twitter Users Can Download Data Again After Bitcoin Hacking Spree. Click “Continue reading” below.