Cybersecurity

The group obtained social security numbers and birth dates.

The attack appears to have begun in the early hours of Sunday morning.

A group with likely pro-Russian ties was behind the attack.

It’s the paper’s biggest shutdown since 1996.

It may be the first time a major ransomware provider has gone after Apple computers.

Sometime you may need to use your old device to verify you're moving your account to a new phone.

The order is likely to affect known government spyware makers like NSO Group.

For the time being, the dark web forum is still up and running.

Software makers could also be held liable for security flaws.

The company may have been hit by a ransomware attack.

The personal data includes full names, addresses and dates of birth.

The agency claims the infiltration has thwarted over $130 million in ransom demands.

Some features that were planned for the 13.2 release may be pushed back to February.

It's not clear whether phishing attacks against scientists were successful.

The group blamed the incident on a partner.

The company recently began notifying customers of an investigation it conducted earlier this month.

Google and Microsoft worked quickly to patch the zero-day.

Director Chris Wray recently told Congress the agency had only licensed the software for testing use.

Miguel Gonzalez blamed an "emotional tantrum" for his actions.

Native Android API support is coming later this year.