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AWS Key Management Service launches External Key Store

Amazon Web Services Key Management Service launched a new tool, the External Key Store, enabling customers to protect data with encryption keys under their own control. Customers can “encrypt or decrypt data with cryptographic keys, independent authorization, and audit in an external key management system outside of AWS.” XKS is based on “a new, external root of trust.” Root keys are stored hardware security modules operated by the user.

5M Twitter accounts potentially breached

Accounts of more than 5 million Twitter users in Europe and the U.S. may have been compromised, InfoSecurity Magazine reports, citing research from cybersecurity expert Chad Loder. In a Twitter post, Loder said the “breach occurred no earlier than 2021.” His account was suspended after the post. The breach affected users who enabled the “Let others find you by your phone” feature in the discoverability settings. Loder said all accounts for France’s country code of +33 were exposed.

Finland unveils new project focusing on children's data protections

Finland's Office of the Data Protection Ombudsman and TIEKE Finnish Information Society Development Centre recently announced GDPR4CHLDRN, a two-year project to facilitate protection of children's data. Information on personal data processing will be provided to organizations involving children's activities, minors and their parents and tools will be developed to support data protection legislation.

German report details EU GDPR compliance issues for Microsoft 365

An evaluation by a working group of German data protection authorities states Microsoft's cloud-based 365 products cannot be used in compliance with the EU General Data Protection Regulation, TechCrunch reports. After investigating privacy concerns involving Microsoft 365 products for the past two years, the group noted the company has not corrected any of the raised compliance issues.

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