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11136585253?profile=RESIZE_400xThe Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division recently upheld a lower court’s finding that the war exclusion in a property insurance policy did not preclude coverage for Merck’s claim stemming from a 2017 cyberattack.  The decision is appropriately heralded as a huge win for policyholders and affirms New Jersey’s longstanding history of protecting policyholders’ reasonable expectations.[1]  

Insurance policies typically contain some form of a war exclusion, which generally bars coverage on

11129762483?profile=RESIZE_400xA threat actor has control over millions of smartphones distributed worldwide thanks to a piece of malware that has been preinstalled on the devices, Trend Micro warned.   It has been known for several years that smartphones, particularly budget devices, may be shipped with shady firmware that can give companies or other entities access to user data.  One of the best known operations involved Triada, an advanced trojan installed on Android devices whose existence came to light in 2016. 

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