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Though some medical practices still struggle to restart cash flow, federal health officials and UnitedHealth Group report progress in getting clinicians back in business.

Security researchers Ian Carroll and Lennert Wouters discovered a technique that would allow a hacker to almost instantly unlock certain models of Saflok-brand RFID-based keycard locks, used on 3 million doors worldwide.

Ybersecurity firm Mandiant links recent cyber attacks on diplomatic entities to Midnight Blizzard, a group with ties to Russia's SVR.

Emergency Medical Services Authority is mailing letters to patients whose information may have been involved in a recent security incident.

MARCY, N.Y. — SUNY Polytechnic Institute and the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) announced they have forged a new cooperative research and development agreement (CRADA) to develop the first-of-its-kind open federated XG network that can be used to connect smart live Internet of Things (IoT) equipment.

IBM reports a new evasion technique by PixPirate Android trojan targeting Brazilian users. The malware now hides its icon, making it undetectable on v

The White House released a new report indicating that using programming languages C and C++ presents a cybersecurity risk.

New safety measures are in effect at a South Bend school as the Boys’ Basketball Sectionals begin at Washington High School.The district is implementing what th

A man taken to the hospital realized $100 in cash and a credit card were missing from his wallet after he was released, and the card helped cops solve the case.

A mother-daughter date to see Drake in Columbus turned into a dreadful experience.A local mother, who wants to remain anonymous for safety reasons, said before