Christopher Naples News Today

With the anniversary of its crippling ransomware attack approaching, Suffolk County faces new questions about the state of its computer security before and after the attack.

Reader letters to Newsday.

A Suffolk legislative committee investigating the 2022 ransomware attack also will probe county employees' knowledge of illegal bitcoin mining in a county data center before it was reported in 2021, officials said.

Bitcoin miner delayed security upgrade that might have prevented ransomware attack, Suffolk County executive said.

What a year it’s been! From big political turnover to sharks and the worst drought in decades, 2022 brought major headlines to the Hamptons and the North Fork.

Hackers demanding $2.5 million in ransom following the Suffolk cyberattack accessed computer networks thanks in part to an ex-employee's illegal bitcoin mining.

Attackers used a known software vulnerability to access to the county clerk’s computer systems in December 2021. They installed malware and cryptocurrency…

Suffolk County officials on Wednesday released the results of their investigation into a devastating breach that was discovered in the fall, forcing the government offline.

Investigators became suspicious after county internet systems slowed and the office required air conditioning repairs