The data and endpoint security landscape is always changing, and news happens fast. Each week we recap some of the top security news stories to help you stay informed. Here’s what happened this week.

Pokémon Go is officially available in Canada, so the dangers of side-loading a malware-infested version of the app have dropped off significantly for users unable to access the official version of the game. Now, of course, there’s a malware-infested version of the app in the Google Play store, called Pokémon Go Ultimate.

There’s a new version of an old Insider Threat that is making the rounds with a little help from employee webcams. A new type of malware called Delilah is able to capture compromising footage of its victims through their webcams, which is then used for straight-up extortion.

The Ubuntu Forums database was breached after a SQL injection attack that exposed the usernames, email addresses and IPs of two million forum users.

Remember when the Houston Astros’ player-and-personnel database and email system were hacked? The former scouting director of the St. Louis Cardinals has now been sentenced to 4 years in prison for that hack after pleading guilty.