The trio of spyware apps — hacked earlier this year — no longer work.

23andMe was sold by bankruptcy auction, a year after the company had a massive data breach.

The crypto exchange giant said the hacker bribed contractors and employees in support roles to steal data.

The decision to reverse course comes after an industry lobby group called for the rule change to be withdrawn.

The state of Indiana attributed the scam emails to a compromised contractor's account.

A ransomware gang reportedly took credit for the data breach.

The bill would have required social media companies create encryption backdoors to allow access to users' private information.

Schools in Toronto and North Carolina are reporting extortion attempts.

The venture capital firm has over $90 billion in assets under management, including cybersecurity giants.

The app claims it uses end-to-end encryption, but spilled its users' dating preferences and granular location data to the open web.

The U.K. grocery and retail giant said the unspecified cyber incident is affecting its back office and call centers.

Connecticut's largest healthcare provider said it was hit by ransomware in March.

The health insurance giant is notifying at least 4.7 million patients of the security lapse.

The company said it was necessary to make operational changes to protect the business.

A digital rights group blasted the Florida bill, but lawmakers voted to advanced the draft law.

The former cybersecurity chief is the latest to push back on the Trump administration's targeting of critics and dissenters.

One of the bugs was discovered by Google's security researchers who investigate government-backed cyberattacks.

The car rental giant attributed the breach to Cleo, whose customers had data stolen by a ransomware gang in 2024.

The crosswalk buttons, which include audio alerts, were hacked over the weekend.

Several tech companies have scaled back public commitments to DEI amid a broader crackdown by the Trump administration.