The Glass Patient: How Fifteen Million Medical Records Ended Up on the Dark Web
A breach at Cegedim Santé has exposed the personal medical details of nearly a quarter of the French population, sparking a crisis in digital health trust.
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Athens court sentences Intellexa executives to eight years, marking a shift from regulatory oversight to criminal accountability in the surveillance industry.
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