Cyber Security

LinkedIn is investigating user data that cybercriminals apparently posted on the dark web, according to new research.

NASA's Office of the Inspector General warned in a May report that "attempts to steal critical information are increasing in both complexity and severity," with phishing attempts against NASA doubling and malware attacks increasing "exponentially" during the COVID-19 pandemic.

New Mexicans over the age of 60 lost millions to online fraud, the FBI said in a recent media alert.

Cyberattack traffic targeting the video game industry skyrocketed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A class-action lawsuit is seeking damages for costs and lost profits incurred by more than 11,000 gas stations along the East Coast after the ransomware attack against the Colonial Pipeline led to panic-buying and fuel shortages. The suit is also seeking a court order requiring Colonial Pipeline Co. to implement security protocols consistent with legal and industry standards.

Fox Business host Larry Kudlow questions why President Biden would give American foreign adversaries a roadmap to the county's most critical infrastructure Monday on "Kudlow."

A hacker attempted to taint the drinking water in the San Francisco area at the beginning of the year, a report that recently came to light revealed.

Microsoft is set to deliver a Windows update on Thursday exciting investors and users.

St. Joseph's/Candler, one of the largest hospital systems in Savannah, Georgia, confirmed it was hit with a ransomware attack on Thursday morning.

The hit on JBS, the largest food manufacturer yet to be hit by ransomware, was the second attack in a month on critical U.S. infrastructure. The first occurred in early May when hackers believed to operate with impunity in Russia and allied states shut down operation of the Colonial Pipeline, the largest U.S. fuel pipeline, for nearly a week.

Often referred to as social engineering, hackers often look for cracks in the human shield at organizations.