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Groups backing Gov. DeWine and his daughter received FirstEnergy cash funneled through dark money outfits Jackie Borchardt, Cincinnati Enquirer Replay Video UP NEXT COLUMBUS – Cash from FirstEnergy Corp. and related businesses reached the coffers of dark money groups supporting Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and his daughter and Greene County prosecutor candidate, Alice DeWine, newly revealed tax documents show. The documents shed new light on a key player in a federal bribery investigation that entangled the former Republican speaker of the Ohio House and four others in July. They ...

Recorded Future Inc, a cybersecurity firm based in Massachusetts, has identified 198 victims that were hacked using the SolarWinds backdoor, said threat analyst Allan Liska. Three other people said the inquiry so far has determined that the hackers further compromised at least 200 victims, moving within the computer networks or attempting to gain user credentials — what cybersecurity experts call “hands on keyboard” activity. The final number could rise from there. Neither Recorded Future, nor the people familiar with the inquiry, provided the identities of victims. The number is expect...

List of Hacked Organizations Tops 200 in SolarWinds Case The number is expected to grow as the wide-ranging investigation continues. The hackers’ motive remains unknown, and it’s not clear what they reviewed or stole from the computer networks they infiltrated. by William Turton, Bloomberg News / December 21, 2020 At least 200 organizations, including government agencies and companies around the world, have been hacked as part of a suspected Russian cyberattack, according to a cybersecurity firm and three people fami...

At least 200 victims identified in suspected Russian hacking [Bloomberg News :: BC-US-CYBERATTACKS:BLO] WASHINGTON — At least 200 organizations, including government agencies and companies around the world, have been hacked as part of a suspected Russian cyberattack that implanted malicious code in a widely used software program, said a cybersecurity firm and three people familiar with ongoing investigations. The number of actual hacking victims has been one of many unanswered questions surrounding the cyberattack, which used a backdoor in SolarWinds Corp.’s Orion network management softw...

At least 200 organizations, including government agencies and companies around the world, have been hacked as part of a suspected Russian cyber-attack that implanted malicious code in a widely used software program, said a cybersecurity firm and three people familiar with ongoing investigations. The number of actual hacking victims has been one of many unanswered questions surrounding the cyber-attack, which used a backdoor in SolarWinds Corp.’s Orion network management software as a staging ground for further attacks. As many as 18,000 SolarWinds’ customers received a malicious update...