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In the aftermath of a global cyberattack exposing personal data on millions of Americans, calls are growing for the White House to fill the top slot at ...

The Clop ransomware gang has hit at least three US government agencies by exploiting MOVEit file transfer flaws. The State Department offered a $10-million reward for proof of Clop links to a foreign government.

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NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. - Metro Vancouver Transit Police say the agency was targeted by hackers who accessed almost 200 of its files as part of a global wave of attacks that U.S. officials have blamed on a Russian cyber-extortion gang.

The unit will focus on “nation-state threat actors,” as concerns over Chinese espionage and Russia-linked ransomware grow steadily.

The unit will focus on "nation-state threat actors," as concerns over Chinese espionage and Russia-linked ransomware grow steadily.

Eric GellerSmall businesses and community nonprofits are often sitting ducks for hackers. But across the United States, programs are springing up to co

The Clop ransomware gang has hit at least three US government agencies by exploiting MOVEit file transfer flaws. The State Department offered a $10-million reward for proof of Clop links to a foreign government.

The State Department is offering a reward of up to $10 million for information linking the CL0p ransomware gang that is targeting U.S. networks for a foreign government.

The Department of Energy and other government agencies were hit by a global cyber-attack. Some of the hits were linked to China and possibly Russia