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

Joseph James O'Connor also allegedly stole $794,000 worth of cryptocurrency.

Threat actors were inside its networks between January 2020 to February 2022.

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

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

No SS numbers, passwords and financial details were stolen, according to the carrier.

The attackers may have just wanted money.

The password manager was hacked in August this year.

The dump includes private phone numbers and email addresses.

The culprit hijacked the newspaper's site and Twitter accounts.

The incident did not affect air traffic control or other critical operations.

Once accounts were hijacked, they were used to send spam messages.

The company's CEO said the issue has been contained and all funds are safe.

The business-focused publication said no customer data was exposed in the hack.

The bad actors released a database with thousands of employee records.

Reports suggest the 17-year-old may also have been responsible for an Uber cybersecurity incident.

The company said there's no evidence the information has been misused.

The company believes the hacker took advantage of a contractor's computer.

The studio doesn't believe there will be any long-term damage.

It told users that their password, email and device IPs may have been compromised.