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With over 1.7 million employees, the U.K.’s NHS has become a ‘rinse-and-repeat target’ for cybercriminals

By Jordan Robertson, Jake Bleiberg, and others

09 November 2023, Israel, Sderot: Israeli soldiers on a tank are seen near the Israel-Gaza border. Fighting between Israeli soldiers and Islamist Hamas militants continues in the border area with Gaza. Photo: Ilia Yefimovich/dpa (Photo by Ilia Yefimovich/picture alliance via Getty Images)

Israel is facing an onslaught of cyberattacks, including some tied to Russia, while battling Hamas

By Ryan Gallagher, Jordan Robertson, and others

A person uses a laptop computer with illuminated English and Russian Cyrillic character keys in this arranged photograph in Moscow, Russia, on Thursday, March 14, 2019. Russian internet trolls appear to be shifting strategy in their efforts to disrupt the 2020 U.S. elections, promoting politically divisive messages through phony social media accounts instead of creating propaganda themselves, cybersecurity experts say. Photographer: Andrey Rudakov/Bloomberg via Getty Images

‘Hactivists’ who targeted Microsoft claim they’re working for Sudan—but security experts are convinced Russia is actually behind it

By Jordan Robertson, Ryan Gallagher, and others

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16-year-old living with his mom is Lapsus$ mastermind behind Microsoft hack, cyber detectives say

By William Turton, Jordan Robertson, and others

HONG KONG, CHINA – 2022/01/05: Pedestrians have a chat in front of the American EV electric company car Tesla Motors official authorized car dealer store as it displays the Model Y car in Hong Kong. (Photo by Budrul Chukrut/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Teen hacker says he’s found way to remotely control 25 Tesla EVs around the world

By Katrina Nicholas, Jordan Robertson, and others

Morgan Stanley signage outside a building in New York, U.S., on Tuesday, April 14, 2020. Morgan Stanley is scheduled to release earnings figures on April 16. Photographer: Jeenah Moon/Bloomberg

Morgan Stanley discloses data breach of customers with stock accounts

By Jordan Robertson and Bloomberg

18 May 2021, Bavaria, Munich: Fiber optic cables are plugged into a network switch in a data center of the Bavarian State Criminal Police Office (BLKA). The State Criminal Police Office has opened the competition for the contract to develop the software solution “VeRA” (cross-procedural search and analysis platform) to several companies. In the future, the computer program is to support police investigators in efficiently analyzing large data sets. Photo: Matthias Balk/dpa (Photo by Matthias Balk/picture alliance via Getty Images)

Hackers in Saturday’s ‘sophisticated’ ransomware attack targeted flaw in IT management software

By Jordan Robertson, William Turton, and others

WOODBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY – MAY 10: Fuel holding tanks are seen at Colonial Pipeline’s Linden Junction Tank Farm on May 10, 2021 in Woodbridge, New Jersey. Alpharetta, Georgia-based Colonial Pipeline, which has the largest fuel pipeline, was forced to shut down its oil and gas pipeline system on Friday after a ransomware attack that has slowed down the transportation of oil in the eastern U.S. On Sunday, the federal government announced an emergency declaration that extends through June 8th and can be renewed. On Monday, the FBI confirmed that the cyberattack was carried out by DarkSide, a cybercrime gang believed to operate out of Russia.

Cyber sleuths blunted the pipeline hack

By Jordan Robertson, William Turton, and others

Microsoft's business email has been hacked worldwide

Thousands of businesses around the globe hit by Microsoft email hack attack

By Bloomberg, William Turton, and others