The Indiana-based pharmaceutical company Inotiv discovered a cybersecurity incident earlier this month and found the hackers had encrypted certain systems.
The United Kingdom is backing down from a controversial legal demand targeting Apple, U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard claimed on social media.
Bragg Gaming Group said on Monday that it “believes that the data breach was limited to Bragg’s internal computer environment” based on its preliminary investigation.
Thai police found a portable SMS blaster capable of sending barrages of scam texts inside of a Suzuki — at least the second such seizure in Bangkok in recent weeks.
Russia-based cybersecurity firm F6 said the attacks began in April and infected devices with Kinsing and XMRig malware, tools commonly used to mine the cryptocurrency Monero.
The London-based tech and telecom company Colt Technology Services confirmed that a cyberattack earlier this week caused technical issues that it is still addressing.
A new report described how criminals use “ghost-tapping” — when stolen payment card details are uploaded onto a burner phone and used in-person to purchase goods.
The Treasury Department added the cryptocurrency exchange Grinex and other entities to existing sanctions against Garantex, a Russian platform seized earlier this year.
Most of the stolen funds were siphoned in Ethereum, with more than $38.6 million taken out of the platform. The other $10 million was spread across multiple cryptocurrencies, according to security firm PeckShield.
Local media previously reported that the hackers breached the dam’s control system, opening valves for four hours and sending large amounts of water gushing into the Riselva River until operators regained control.
A federal appeals court panel voted 2-1 on Wednesday against a petition from industry groups, who argued that the 2024 rules exceeded the FCC’s statutory authority.
Staff were alerted to the data breach on Monday, as CBC News reported based on an internal email that explained the threat actor had accessed a database “containing information used to manage computers and mobile devices.”
New York's attorney general filed a lawsuit accusing the Zelle payment system of not doing enough to fight fraud, echoing allegations that the Biden administration had made against the platform's operator.
The U.S. and foreign law enforcement partners seized assets — including cryptocurrency and cash, vehicles, real estate and cryptocurrency mining equipment — valued at over $450 million from the men.
The office of Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday experienced multiple days of outages related to a cyberattack. He called it "a frustrating situation."
The hacker group behind the campaign used methods similar to those of the China-linked group Earth Baxia, known for targeting government agencies in the Asia-Pacific region.
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