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The medical device firm Stryker said it is ramping production lines back up two weeks after alleged Iranian cyber actors wiped more than 200,000 company devices.

The author of a new book on surveillance discusses how an upcoming Supreme Court case could limit what data police can dig up showing individuals’ locations.

The Federal Communications Commission has banned all consumer routers produced outside of the U.S. from being imported unless their manufacturers obtain an exemption due to what the agency called an “unacceptable risk" to national security.

The incident responders noted that there was no evidence that data was exfiltrated during the intrusion — an unusual development considering U.S. intelligence agencies previously said Pay2Key attacks were largely conducted for information theft.

The Dutch Ministry of Finance is investigating a cyberattack that compromised some of its internal systems, officials confirmed Monday.

The popular anime streaming platform Crunchyroll confirmed that a batch of customer information that was stolen through a third-party customer service vendor and leaked online is legitimate.

A Russian hacker who helped the notorious Yanluowang ransomware gang break into U.S. companies and demand millions of dollars in ransom payments was sentenced to nearly seven years in prison.

The FBI issued warnings about separate Russian and Iranian cyber campaigns involving social media messaging platforms like Signal and Telegram.

The educational services company Kaplan told state regulators that at least 230,000 people had Social Security and driver’s license numbers leaked following a cybersecurity incident in the fall of 2025.

James Junior Aliyu, 31, received a 90-month prison sentence for conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Saturday.

A semiconductor testing company warned regulators that its subsidiary in Singapore suffered a ransomware attack earlier this month.

An Android malware operation that briefly gained traction in Russia appears to have collapsed within months of its launch after security flaws exposed its infrastructure and authorities arrested the suspected developer, researchers said.

The man pleaded guilty to accusations that he allowed North Korean IT workers to use his identity on resumes and during employer vetting processes that involved interviews, drug tests and fingerprints.

Foster City warned that it is possible the hackers obtained public information, urging anyone that has done business with the city to change personal passwords and take measures to protect personal data.

In a 40-page seizure warrant, the FBI outlined multiple digital campaigns launched by Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) through a variety of online monikers, most recently going by the name “Handala.”

Rep. Darin LaHood (R-IL) talked about recent issues that have cropped up around Section 702 and what needs to be done to get a renewal over the finish line.

The Justice Department said on Thursday evening that the Aisuru, KimWolf, JackSkid and Mossad botnets were used to target victims with distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks that overloaded websites and made them unreachable.

Michael Smith, 54, admitted to inflating streaming numbers for hundreds of thousands of AI-generated songs by deploying thousands of fake accounts across major platforms, including Amazon Music, Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube Music.

International law enforcement agencies announced Friday dismantling one of the largest known networks of fraudulent platforms on the dark web, uncovering hundreds of thousands of fake websites used to scam users seeking child sexual abuse content.

The remarks at the House Intelligence Committee’s annual hearing on worldwide threats offered the most vocal support for President Donald Trump’s strategy to date.