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MGM Resorts refused to pay hackers' ransom demands during a cyberattack last month that crippled the hotel giant's operations for 10 days.

The District of Columbia Board of Elections (DCBOE) is currently probing a data leak involving an unknown number of voter records following breach claims from a threat actor known as RansomedVC.

/PRNewswire/ -- Hackers claim that they were able to obtain confidential information belonging to 2.5 million patients of McLaren Health Care as a result of an...

A new Android banking trojan, named GoldDigger, has surfaced, targeting over 50 banking apps in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) and Spanish-speaking nations.

ESET discovers a targeted cyber-espionage campaign in Guyana.

Sony has sent letters to nearly 6,800 former and current employees and their family members to notify them about a data breach that exposed personal information.

ExtraHop named Cloud Based Network Security Solution of the Year by the CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards, recognized as a leader in six categories by G...

South Carolina is expected to receive over $730,000 from Blackbaud following a multistate settlement for a data breach that impacted thousands of consumers.

Attorney General Alan Wilson announced today, Oct. 5, that South Carolina has reached a settlement with software company Blackbaud.

Permission Slip, a free iOS and Android app from the Consumer Reports' Innovation Lab, helps consumers delete the personal data collected from dozens of major companies to protect better the information that could be sold to third parties.