The Record

California-based Episource disclosed in filings with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that more than 5.4 million people had their information taken in a breach discovered in February.

Iranian officials said they have restricted internet traffic in targeted ways to "maintain network stability."

Details about the investigation of a man suspected in the murder of a Minnesota state legislator have drawn attention to the information that data brokers keep and sell about people.

The AnonsecKh group, which goes by Bl4ckCyb3r on Telegram, claimed at least 73 attacks on Thai organizations in the two weeks following a May 28 incident in which a Cambodian soldier was killed in a skirmish with Thai forces.

Security analysts at Google’s Threat Intelligence Group published a warning this week to insurance companies, writing that it is “now aware of multiple intrusions in the US which bear all the hallmarks of Scattered Spider activity.”

Malware detected previously in Italy has popped up in Russia, researchers said. Attackers use it to access devices' near field communications (NFC) and steal payment card data.

The United Kingdom’s top data privacy regulator on Tuesday fined the embattled personal genomics company 23andMe more than $3 million over allegedly poor cybersecurity practices.

The U.S. State Department said it is looking for information on hackers linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

TTAM Research Institute, led by former 23andMe chief executive Anne Wojcicki, is waiting for a judge to approve its acquisition of the company.

The Bengaluru-based company told investors that it initially became aware of the breach on June 9.

A multinational law enforcement operation targeted the leaders and infrastructure Archetyp Market, known for illegal drug sales on the dark web.

United Natural Foods (UNFI) said in an update that it “made significant progress" toward restoring its ordering systems after a cyberattack affected the company's ability to keep grocery stores stocked.

Blaise Metreweli — previously the leader of MI6’s real-life “Q branch” responsible for technology and innovation — is now the spy agency's chief.

House Republican Brian Fitzpatrick and others are pushing for legislation to allow CISA and the Department of Health and Human Services to do more in response to cyberthreats against healthcare providers.

Keir Giles, the author of “Russia's War on Everybody” and a consulting fellow at the Chatham House think tank, said attackers impersonated the U.S. State Department to hack into his email accounts.

Coker spoke to Recorded Future News about his time as National Cyber Director, what he considers his biggest successes and what he would tell his replacement – who is currently going through the confirmation process.

The city government of Thomasville, North Carolina, and a court district in eastern Georgia are responding to recent intrusions into their networks.

Denmark's digital affairs ministry says it plans to switch to the open source LibreOffice software and away from Microsoft products as part of an effort to make the government more digitally independent.

Ransomware gangs leveraged a vulnerability to access unpatched versions of SimpleHelp's remote monitoring and management tool to disrupt services in double extortion compromises.

The recommendation to the bankruptcy judge overseeing the sale is partially based on messages from 23andMe customers who told him they are worried about their genetic data’s inclusion in the sale.