Foxconn Confirms Nitrogen Stole 8TB, 11M Files
Nitrogen ransomware claims 8TB and 11M documents stolen from Foxconn, with Apple, Nvidia, and Intel design files allegedly in the haul.
Lawsuits, patent wars, and enforcement actions.
Nitrogen ransomware claims 8TB and 11M documents stolen from Foxconn, with Apple, Nvidia, and Intel design files allegedly in the haul.
The SECURE Data Act would replace the state privacy patchwork with one federal standard for businesses above $25M revenue and 200,000 consumers.
ICO cut South Staffordshire's £963,900 fine by 40%, yet the breach ran undetected for 20 months while Cl0p ransomware exfiltrated 664k records.
Instructure settled with ShinyHunters after a 275-million-record breach, but security researchers warn ransoms don't guarantee deleted data.
Judge Hoyt granted acquittal after DOJ left translators off the witness stand. Now the government takes its Sixth Amendment loss to the Fifth Circuit.
Payward already holds a Fed master account; an OCC trust charter would complete the picture, but BPI may sue to shut the whole pipeline down.
A German suspect rebuilt Crimenetwork within days of its 2024 shutdown, attracted 22,000 users and €3.6M, then got arrested in Mallorca.
Peter Williams, who ran L3Harris's hacking-tools unit, got a $10M restitution order Wednesday. Russian spies later used the stolen tools in Ukraine.
France has escalated its X content probe to a criminal case against Musk and Yaccarino, who could face indictment if they don't appear.
The CBLR's revised eligibility rules and recalibrated leverage ratio mean every community bank must decide by July 1 if it still qualifies.
Trump's 100% drug tariff has a two-tier problem: big pharma cut deals, small- and mid-sized drugmakers are still in the line of fire.
When U.S. companies thought they were hiring domestic IT workers, the paychecks landed in Pyongyang. Two Americans just learned the price.
Four Chime customers allege Iran-linked Team 313 stole Social Security numbers and account credentials; Chime says no member data was compromised.
A Latvian national drew 102 months for his role in a Conti offshoot's $16M ransomware spree, including leaking children's health data.
The Conti operator who threatened to leak stolen children's health records to extort payment just drew 102 months from DOJ's Criminal Division.
Edge's autofill keeps plaintext passwords in process memory, creating a dump-and-steal path that sidesteps both Windows Hello and DPAPI.
A USB drop test went viral in 2026 because employees plugged in the drives within hours, exposing a gap in phishing-focused security programs.
Virginia's class action bill looks like a consumer win, until you see where the $424 million goes. Mississippi would then stand alone.
A Telegram fraud ring called FEMITBOT is spoofing Apple, NVIDIA, and six other major brands to harvest deposits from fake crypto dashboards.
ShinyHunters claims 275 million student and teacher records stolen from Instructure's Canvas platform, hitting nearly 9,000 schools worldwide.