The two members of Congress called on the Commerce Department to investigate risks related to TP-Link routers amid concerns over state-backed Chinese hacking operations.

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The largest switching and terminal railroad in the U.S. is investigating the theft of data by a ransomware group. The Belt Railway Company of Chicago — based in Bedford Park, Illinois — is co-owned by ...

NSA, Viasat say 2022 hack was two incidents; Russian sanctions resulted from investigation LAS VEGAS — Officials from the National Security Agency (NSA) and satellite internet provider Viasat provided ...

Hackers “supported by the services of [a] hostile state” are believed to be behind the leak of over 50,000 confidential files from Poland’s anti-doping agency POLADA, an agency spokesperson told ...

US offers $10 million for info on Iranian leaders behind CyberAv3ngers water utility attacks The U.S. State Department identified at least six Iranian government hackers allegedly responsible for a ...

Russian spies hacked the British government earlier this year, stealing internal emails and data on individuals from the Home Office's corporate systems via an attack on Microsoft.

Hackers returned $12 million to the Ronin gaming blockchain, which they had stolen by exploiting an undocumented vulnerability, the company announced in a statement earlier this week.

The launch date for the repeatedly delayed replacement service for Action Fraud, the much-criticized reporting center for fraud and financially motivated cybercrime in Britain, has again been pushed ...

Routers and modems running a version of the Arcadyan firmware, including devices from ASUS, Orange, Vodafone, and Verizon, are currently under attack from a threat actor attempting to ensnare the ...

News that the Russian security service could potentially get access to data from the Yandex taxi service has raised alarms among users and regulators in Europe and Central Asia.

Tens of thousands of people in Moscow and nearby areas lost internet access for several days after a major DDoS attack targeted the Russian provider ASVT — an incident the company called one of the ...