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The attorneys general of 49 states and Washington, D.C., agreed to a $49.5 million settlement with software company Blackbaud over a 2020 data breach that exposed the sensitive data of millions. The company — which serves nonprofits like charities, schools and healthcare agencies — announced a ransomware attack in July 2020 that involved the theft

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