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Two teenage boys, aged 16 and 17, have been charged with hacking in connection with notorious cyber-crime gang Lapsus$ and appeared Highbury Corner Magistrates Court (pictured) today.

A San Diego Gas & Electric project causing traffic backups along Torrey Pines Road near La Jolla's Village is switching from daytime to nighttime hours and is scheduled to be completed by Friday, April 1.

City of London police recently arrested a 16-year-old who is allegedly one of the leaders of cybercrime group Lapsus$ and the mastermind behind the recent attacks on various companies.

The private school is working to amend its permits to allow integration of an additional piece of land.

The software giant has admitted to having been the victim of a cyberattack.

A 16-year-old living with his mother near Oxford, England may be one of the leaders of the Lapsus$ hacker crew that has stolen data from Microsoft, Nvidia, Samsung, Ubisoft and other companies.

Microsoft has acknowledged the Lapsus$ extortion gang compromised a single employee account and had "limited access" to its systems, saying the gang's boast it had stolen company source code allowed it to interrupt the attack "in mid-operation." The statement issued Tuesday by the company's security teams also says "no customer code or data was involved

Cybersecurity experts say they believe they have unmasked the mastermind behind the hacking group LAPSUS$, identifying him as a 16-year-old boy living in England. The teen is said to be autistic.

The Lapsus$ hacking group is at it again. Just weeks after claiming to be behind the 190GB leak of data allegedly from Samsung, they are now claiming to be responsible for a 37GB leak of data from Microsoft. The group posted a screenshot to their Telegram channel announcing that they have hacked Microsoft's Azure DevOps server and made away with...

A digital extortion gang with a murky background and unconventional methods -- one researcher called its members "laughably bad" at times -- has claimed responsibility for a string of data thefts involving some of the world's largest technology companies.