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More than 1M SC residents affected by security breaches this year, SCDCA said. What to know

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By Damian Bertrand Verified
| Florence Morning News Verified
We and our 76 IAB TCF partners store and access information on your device for the following purposes: store and/or access information on a device, advertising and content measurement, audience research, and services development, personalised advertising, and personalised content. Personal data may be processed to do the following: use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification.
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More than 1M SC residents affected by security breaches this year, SCDCA said. What to know Original

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By Damian Bertrand Verified
| The State Verified
Data breaches are becoming increasingly common in the U.S., and while the annual number of victims is dropping, millions of residents across the country are still at risk of having their private information leaked. In 2025, there were 278.8 million data breach victims across the U.S., according to Experian, a leading credit reporting agency.
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Strengthening El Niño changing hurricane forecasts for 2026. Here’s what SC can expect now

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By Damian Bertrand Verified
| The State Verified
The Atlantic hurricane season is ongoing, and South Carolinians should always be prepared for tropical storm development until the season is over. One bad storm can devastate someone’s property, but according to AccuWeather’s latest forecast, there should be a little less to worry about this year. An ongoing climate event is more likely to impair tropical development than previously thought, causing AccuWeather meteorologists to make changes to their original forecast.
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