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Filed to:alex bellos Screenshot: Shoshana Wodinsky (Gizmodo) “Help! I’m stuck in a terms and conditions factory. Please accept the terms and conditions to release me.” This disclaimer from hell is just one of the 29 awaiting you in “Terms and Conditions Apply,” a new project meant to gamify the frustrating experience of trying to opt-out of tracking and ad-targeting across the web. It’s the brainchild of The Guardian and technologist Jonathan Plackett, who said he conceived the game as a way to “expose some of the dark patterns” that websites regularly use when tricking us int...

Americans queuing up to fill gas canisters as a major pipeline was taken down. An entire nation unable to carry out blood tests for health emergencies after Ireland was targeted by hackers. Barely a week goes by without crisis incidents of computer networks penetrated by criminals, and yet the world appears immobilised on tackling the problem. Ransomware attacks are big business. They are conducted at low cost and for high reward. Companies and countries hand over tens of millions of dollars regularly for the return of their systems. The pressure is all on one side, forcing the victims to pay...

HEADLINES & GLOBAL NEWS By   May 21, 2021 12:52 AM EDT (Photo : Gerd Altmann/Pixabay) The CNA Financial Corp. paid $40 Million to hackers to regain access to their network last March; one more incident of increased intrusions into the US network that has yet to be addressed. Another cyberattack, another US company. In March, CNA Financial Corp., one of the most prominent insurance companies, was locked out of their network and had to pay $40 million to regain access, reported Bloomberg. According to two persons affiliated with the Chicago-based insurance firm wh...

CNA Paid $40 Million in Ransom After March Cyber Attack CNA Financial Corp., among the largest insurance companies in the U.S., paid $40 million in late March to regain control of its network after a ransomware attack, according to people with knowledge of the attack. The Chicago-based company paid the hackers about two weeks after a trove of company data was stolen, and CNA officials were locked out of their network, according to two people familiar with the attack who asked not to be named because they weren’t authorized to discuss the matter publicly. In a statement, a CNA spokesperson s...

CNA Financial Paid $40 Million in Ransom After March Cyberattack By Kartikay Mehrotra and William Turton | May 21, 2021 CNA Financial Corp., among the largest insurance companies in the U.S., paid $40 million in late March to regain control of its network after a ransomware attack, according to people with knowledge of the attack. The Chicago-based company paid the hackers about two weeks after a trove of company data was stolen, and CNA officials were locked out of their network, according to two people familiar with the attack who asked not to be named be...