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TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran struck back at the United States for the killing of a top Iranian general early Wednesday, firing a series of ballistic missiles at two Iraqi bases housing U.S. troops in a major escalation that brought the two longtime foes cl… Continue reading Iran Strikes Back at US With Missile Attack at Bases in Iraq
Iran’s retaliation for the United States’ targeted killing of its top general is likely to include cyberattacks, security experts warned Friday. Iran’s state-backed hackers are already among the world’s most aggressive and could inject malware that tri… Continue reading Iranian Cyberattacks Feared After Killing of Top General
A federal investigation didn’t turn up any evidence that cyber attacks were responsible for computer errors that disrupted voting in a North Carolina county in 2016, according to a report issued Monday.
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The Wawa convenience store chain is facing a wave of lawsuits over a data breach that affected its 850 locations along the East Coast.
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Authorities in Thailand say they are investigating an apparent online break-in by a computer hacker that allowed him to broadcast surveillance video from inside a prison in the country’s south.
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RavnAir canceled at least a half-dozen flights in Alaska on Saturday — at the peak of holiday travel — following what the company described as “a malicious cyber attack” on its computer network.
The cancellations affected around 260 passengers, accordi… Continue reading Cyber Attack Forces Airline to Cancel Flights in Alaska
The Wawa convenience store chain says a data breach may have collected debit and credit card information from thousands of customers.
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Continue reading Wawa Says Data Breach Affected Thousands Over 10 Months
Former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden violated secrecy agreements with the U.S. government that allow it to claim proceeds from a memoir he published earlier this year, a judge ruled Tuesday.
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A fifth former Google worker has filed a complaint with federal regulators accusing the company of improperly firing employees for labor organizing activity.
Kathryn Spiers, a security engineer, said Google fired her after she created a pop-up notifica… Continue reading Fifth Fired Google Worker Files Federal Labor Complaint
Lab test provider LifeLabs said Tuesday that it paid a ransom to secure data for Canadians that was stolen in a data breach in late October.
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