Threatpost editors Tara Seals and Lindsey O’Donnell discuss a recent lawsuit against Amazon for its privacy policies, a Telegram DDoS attack and more. Go to Source

XENOTIME, a destructive APT linked to Russia, has broadened its target set beyond Middle East oil and gas. Go to Source

Two lawsuits are seeking class-action status, alleging that Amazon records children and stores their voiceprints indefinitely. Go to Source

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Evernote’s web clipper extension for Chrome is vulnerable to a critical flaw that could have exposed the data of more than 4.6 million users. Go to Source

The critical bug in a connected medical device can allow an attacker to remotely manipulate hospital pumps, either to withhold meds or dispense too much. Go to Source

Durov took to Twitter to hint that Beijing tried to take Telegram offline to disrupt the Hong Kong protests. Go to Source

A high-severity flaw could give attackers full control of Cisco routers or switches. Go to Source

215 accounts use the same family of special URL shorteners to track the effectiveness of the operation. Go to Source

Evite’s data breach, stemming from an “inactive data storage file,” is only one of many breaches to be disclosed this week. Go to Source