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$5.2 billion crypto transactions in the U.S. is believed to be linked to common ransomware attacks. Here's what FinCEN says.

Apple Zero-Day Flaw on iOS 15.0.2’s finder revealed that the Cupertino company failed to credit him when it released its fix.

A recent cyber attack over the weekend hit Ecuador’s largest private bank Banco Pichincha CA, forcing it to suspend a part of its network in order to curb the spread of the attack to other systems.

Microsoft confirmed two printer issues that prevent Windows 11 PCs from installing printers. The company is working on fixes for both issues.

United Health Centers, which operates nearly two dozen health clinics, was reportedly targeted in a recent ransomware attack by computer hackers, exposing private patient information to the online world.

Apple has quietly patched a zero-day vulnerability that could have given apps access to sensitive information in iOS 15.0.2, but reportedly did not credit the discoverer of the flaw.

Apple has quietly patched a zero-day vulnerability that could have given apps access to sensitive information in iOS 15.0.2, but reportedly did not credit the discoverer of the flaw.

Federal policymakers scored their first big win on tackling K-12 cybersecurity issues. Experts say this isn’t the end of the road.

Microsoft released a buggy security update for Windows 10 last week. Some Windows users report all the files on their desktop have been deleted. Here’s everything you need to know, including how to fix the bug and get your files back.

The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia has charged three men with money laundering and aggravated identity theft after allegedly conducting a business email compromise (BEC) scheme.