Internet provider to Ukrainian military hit with major cyberattack
A Ukrainian internet service provider used by the country’s military suffered a massive cyberattack on Monday.
Netflix beefs up gaming push with Boss Fight Entertainment acquisition
The deal comes as Netflix is looking to boost subscriber growth and stay competitive against rivals Disney+ and Amazon Prime Video.
Apple urges court to reject Epic's appeal in App Store antitrust case
Apple Inc on Thursday told appellate judges that video game maker Epic Games had failed to show any legal error that would justify them overturning a lower-court ruling that found key App Store policies do not break U.S. antitrust law.
Russian government officials charged in cyber-attacks targeting US and other energy companies around the world
Four Russian government employees have been charged in years-old cyberattacks that targeted energy companies in the U.S. and around the world, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
Okta warns 366 customers could potentially be impacted by Lapsus$ hack
Okta Chief Security Officer David Bradbury warned on Wednesday that a total of 366 customers could potentially be impacted after hacking group Lapsus$ gained remote access to a support engineer's computer at third-party sub-processor Sitel from Jan. 16-21.
Microsoft says Lapsus$ hackers gained 'limited access' to single compromised account
The tech giant emphasized in a blog post Tuesday evening that "no customer code or data was involved in the observed activities."
Okta hack: What to know
Okta chief security officer David Bradbury said in an updated statement on Tuesday that its service has not been breached and remain fully operational.
Lockheed Martin stock hit on report Pentagon lowered F-35 order
Shares of Lockheed Martin tumbled this week following a report that the U.S. Defense Department decided to trim the number of F-35 stealth warplanes from its next budget by 35%.
Unofficial Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Lego created to raise money for war-torn country
Citizen Brick, an independent retailer in Chicago, designed the mini-figure and donated all of the money raised from the sales of it to Direct Relief.
Sony's PlayStation suspending Russia software, hardware shipments
The video game giant will also suspend the launch of Grand Turismo 7 and the operation of the PlayStation Store in the country
US natural gas companies targeted by hackers before Ukraine invasion: report
Hackers reportedly infiltrated computers belonging to current and former employees at nearly two dozen major natural gas suppliers, including U.S.-based Chevron and Cheniere Energy, in the two weeks before Russia invaded Ukraine.
Netflix fights child porn charges in Texas stemming from ‘Cuties’ backlash, accuses DA of ‘abusing his office’
Netflix's attorneys are working to fight potential child pornography charges against the streaming giant over its controversial drama “Cuties.”
Global Guardian in Ukraine transports thousands out of danger's reach
Global Guardian, an international security firm, is transporting clients' employees and their families out of Ukraine, away from danger — CEO Dale Buckner spoke to Fox News Digital on Friday with updates.
Nvidia employee credentials, company data leaked in cybersecurity incident
NVIDIA does not anticipate any disruption to its business or ability to serve its customers as a result of the incident.
Montana AG launches investigation into TikTok for allegedly serving harmful content to children
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen launched a comprehensive investigation into TikTok for allegedly serving harmful content to children and for publicly misrepresenting the "dangers" of its social media platform.
IRS will allow taxpayers to skip facial recognition after privacy backlash
The Internal Revenue Service said Monday that it will allow taxpayers to opt-out of using facial recognition software to verify their identity and access their online accounts as the agency tries to quell widespread backlash.
US preps big banks for Russian cyberattacks amid Ukraine crisis
As tensions between Russia and Ukraine escalate, U.S. banks are being put on notice.
'Robocalling telemarketer' facing record $45 million fine from FCC
The Federal Communications Commission is proposing a $45 million fine for a Florida-based company it says has been making illegal robocalls
Justice Department probing supply-chain disruptions, targeting companies exploiting the crisis to charge more
The Justice Department and FBI will be investigating entities that may be exploiting supply chain disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the DOJ announced Thursday.
FBI forming crypto enforcement team
The Federal Bureau of Investigation announced Thursday that it is launching a specialized team tasked with enforcement of cryptocurrency "exploitation."


















