Hackers

North Korean hackers have stolen millions in crypto in recent years. The UN has said the funds are used to support WMD and ballistic missile programs.

McMenamins, a chain of brewpubs, music venues and hotels, was hit by a ransomware attack that may have affected up to 30,000 current and past employees.

BitMart temporarily suspended all withdrawals until further notice after it lost millions worth of crypto in a hacking incident.

She said she panicked when the Amazon impersonator told her she had been hacked, which then allowed him to scam her.

The men have been charged with computer fraud, conspiracy, voter intimidation, transmission of interstate threats, and more.

Though ransomware attacks have become a widely known issue, most of the major attacks have been connected to Russian hacker groups rather than Iranian hackers.

The bill would virtually make all ransom payments outlawed without authorization, as hackers rarely demand payments below that figure.

"Do not be like those who forgot Allah, so Ally made them forget themselves. Here they really went astray," Trump's site read in Turkish.

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Syniverse, which provides services to carriers like AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon, said the hack began in May 2016 but the company wasn't aware of it till May 2021.

The hacking group, given the temporary name TAG-28, used Winnti malware, which it said is exclusively used by several state-sponsored Chinese groups.

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A statement on the website read "Texas: Taking voices from women to promote theocratic erosion of church/state barriers" during the hack.

Preliminary analysis of the data breach indicated the records of former or prospective customers who had at one point applied for credit were taken in the attack.

Since the pandemic's onset six out of 10 IT security leaders cited their remote workforce as the cause of a data breach. Downloading content from illegal websites can put entire companies at risk for a cybersecurity breach.

The VPN account was lacking in multifactor authentication, a basic security measure that many companies use for employee accounts—especially when employees need to sign in to systems remotely.

Tom Bossert said Trump gave Russia "latitude to act and regroup" when he didn't hold the country accountable following cyberattacks.

The company has acknowledged a network problem.

Russian-based hackers targeted about 3,000 email accounts as a marketing account of the U.S. Agency for International Development and reached more than 150 organizations.

"Areas including Mississippi, Tennessee and the east coast from Georgia into Delaware are most likely to experience limited fuel availability and price increases, as early as this week," the American Automobile Association said on Monday.

The hacking collective claims to have gained access to live feeds of 150,000 surveillance cameras, including ones in hospitals, jails, schools, gyms and companies.

One of the defendants is a North Korean operative who was charged in the 2018 Sony Pictures hack.

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"There was minimal security leadership at the top," said the cybersecurity expert, who left SolarWinds after giving his warning.

The Republican senator described the SolarWinds cyberattack—which Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and top GOP lawmakers blame Russia for—as "extraordinary." The president has downplayed it.

President Donald Trump has downplayed the threat from the SolarWinds cyberattack and attempted to cast doubt on Russia's involvement.

On Saturday the president tweeted that the cyberattack was "far greater in the Fake News Media than in actuality" but could have affected "our ridiculous voting machines."

"CISA expects that removing this threat actor from compromised environments will be highly complex and challenging for organizations," the agency under the Department of Homeland Security warned.

The National Defense Authorization Act "will not be the last congressional action needed before this is resolved," Thomas Bossert wrote.

"Fxmsp," real name Andrey Turchin, is believed to have advertised the sale of access to the network computers of over 300 different corporate entities located in dozens of countries around the world.