Engine‑makers ask for right‑to‑repair carve‑out for heavy‑duty vehicles The Engine Manufacturers Association and EMA asked the committee to preserve an exemption for custom‑built heavy‑duty commercial vehicles from the telematics/disclosure provisions in the states right‑to‑repair law, arguing custom manufacturing, multiple suppliers and cybersecurity concerns make a single open diagnostic standard impractical.

Engine manufacturers are urging lawmakers to exempt heavy-duty vehicles from strict telematics rules, citing safety and maintenance concerns as critical reasons for their plea.

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Experts Warn Against Permitting Non-Expiring Password Practices for User Security Experts highlight security risks of allowing users to keep passwords that never expire.

Bourbon County is reevaluating its password policies as experts warn that allowing passwords to never expire could leave sensitive information vulnerable to breaches.

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GoDaddy Pledges Improved Cybersecurity in US FTC Settlement Internet registrar and web host GoDaddy agreed to two decades worth of third-party assessments over its cybersecurity practices in a settlement with the U.S. FTC.

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GoDaddy has a 20 year history of deficient #cybersecuritypractices according to the #FTC. It hosts 5M websites repeatedly at risk of compromise over the course of 20 year hacking campaign. Shouldn't they know better?
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